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Healthcare firm Abbott has been forced to apologise for failing to provide enough of the devices.

It wants to drastically reduce visits from mainland China, where the death toll has reached 106.

A fast acting ketamine-like anti-depressant spray is rejected by health watchdog NICE.

Transport restrictions have been further tightened as the number of new infections almost doubles.

Its long-term safety and success remains untested - but some women have already paid at least £6,000.

A trial of 500 patients from Bristol, Leeds and Southampton will test if amitriptyline can be widely used.

A lack of regulation around private therapy and counselling can leave some qualifications meaningless.

Julie O'Connor, 49, died from cervical cancer after being given the all-clear by doctors.

Experts say more men are getting tested, which explains the rise in diagnoses in England.

Women are being shamed into the procedure out of fear of being outcast or even killed.

Grzegorz Wawrzynczak smacked the man on the legs and was later cautioned by the police.

Amber Sheppard relies on a brand of adrenalin pen that has been recalled because of faults.

The UK government says a total of 52 tests have proved negative for the new strain of coronavirus.

China's president tells a high-level meeting that the country faces a "grave situation".

Viren Swami struggled after his son was born and wants all new dads to have a mental health check.

A total of 31 tests have concluded and there are no confirmed cases in Britain, government says.

Fifteen more people have died from the virus in China, as the country celebrates Lunar New Year.

Staff are encouraged to drive to work less and bring in reusable cups and bottles as part of NHS climate plans.

So far tests on 14 people in the UK have shown to be negative, the chief medical officer says.

Harry Richford was born in an operating theatre "full of panicking people", an inquest is told.

A private hospital is looking into operations carried out by a doctor it has stopped from practising.

Study finds football fans can experience 'dangerous' levels of stress that could put them at risk of a heart attack.

Barbara Keeley reveals she had radiotherapy for breast cancer four months before the general election.

The Western Pacific regional director says the country now has “stronger capacity” to deal with infectious outbreaks.

The care watchdog carried out an unannounced inspection after concerns about preventable baby deaths.

This can put strain on the heart and is particularly marked during a defeat, a study suggests.

Almost two decades after Sars, a new mystery virus puts China back in the global spotlight.

Concerns are growing that the recently-detected coronavirus may spread. Dr Rosalind Eggo explains how that can happen.

Fourteen people have now been tested for the virus in the UK, including nine awaiting results.

There are more than 500 confirmed cases of the deadly virus, with more nations reporting infections.

A mental health trust claims it "got away with it again" over news coverage of a woman's death.

Expert teams of nurses, physios and care staff to keep people out of hospital to be piloted.

At least seven babies have died since 2016 at one of the largest hospital groups in England, the BBC finds.

British passenger describes the journey from the virus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan after the spread of coronavirus.

More than 100 NI women died from potentially "preventable" cervical cancer between 2013 and 2017.

Over half of Britons gambled in the past year, so why does it become a problem for some?

A lack of rest leaves youngsters unable to focus at school, a World Health Organization study says.

Wuhan, a city of eleven million, is to temporarily shut public transport amid the outbreak.

Precautionary measures will apply to flights from Wuhan to Heathrow, the government says.

An unpublished report on a hospital for vulnerable adults could have prevented abuse, a review finds.

People with eating disorders may use veganism as a "socially acceptable" restrictive diet, a charity warns.

Amber Coster's physical symptoms baffled doctors - until a psychiatrist examined her way of working.

Nerina Ramlakhan explains the four signs of burnout that people can exhibit, due to stress at work.

One in 10 dementia patients spends over a month in hospital after being admitted as an emergency.

Andrew Barnett is backing a trial at a hospital a year after he nearly died while playing football.

The BBC's online health editor explains what we know about the coronavirus.

Nearly 300 people have been infected in the coronavirus outbreak, which originated in Wuhan, China.

The home care for a nine-year-old girl with damage to 90% of her brain could be cut, a family is told.

Richard Hoskins says he was not properly assessed, and his transition was a reaction to having lost three children.

Postpartum psychosis prompted new mother Laura to try to crash her car into a wall at speed.