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The parents of a young girl with epilepsy have to travel from the UK to the Netherlands for medical cannabis.

Surgeons at King's College Hospital have corrected spina bifida in an unborn baby.

Patients unable to have sex are calling for the NHS to stop prescribing acne drug Roaccutane.

Former Sky Sports and Blue Peter presenter Simon Thomas says he "can't sit around and do nothing".

Doctors say the surgery could be the difference between some children learning to walk or not.

If the trend continues, age screening guidelines may need to be reconsidered, researchers say.

Misleading campaigns claiming jabs are dangerous have left countries vulnerable, researchers say.

Five-year-old Evie Kinsella's cow's milk allergy is so severe she reacts to milk particles in the air.

The first trial of ultra-processed foods suggests they lead people to eat more and put on weight.

The PET scans are used to investigate the spread of cancer and how it is responding to treatment.

How Sheetal "Strong" Kotak from Kenya used bodybuilding to help overcome her depression.

Cambridge historians are digitising some unusual medical records from the 17th Century.

The first treatments could be available within a decade, say scientists setting up a research centre.

A former bodybuilder has spoken about how she became obsessed by her weight and body image.

Being body positive while transitioning is important for Bristol artist Jessica Fletcher and her mental health.

Frozen stem cells from umbilical cord blood and tissue can be used if babies get ill in the future.

A group of women who've gone through the menopause share what they wish they'd known before it started.

The law - which has sparked protests - outlaws abortion almost entirely.

Hannah is one of 5,000 UK women to share their experience of extreme pregnancy sickness with BBC News.

Drug companies are accused of "targeting doctors" to market opioids.

Hormone treatment for mild underactive thyroid problems will not benefit most patients, experts say.

Being unable to talk or write is not holding back Will from taking his GCSEs.

A drug that can slow the effects of spinal muscular atrophy is approved for use on the NHS.

Findings from thousands of UK people suggest a possible benefit, although more studies are needed.

Research indicates 30% of areas have no residential care home beds and 60% no nursing home beds.

Emily thinks people should be given more support to deal with the psychological impact of cystic acne.

Boots, Superdrug and Holland & Barrett allowed a 17-year-old to buy diet pills, a BBC investigation finds.

King's College Hospital says staff are wearing protective clothing while deep cleaning is carried out.

The cutting edge Hollywood technology being used to help rehabilitate injured military personnel.

A 23-year-old artist is promoting body positivity by painting vulvas in public toilets.

A pilot study will compare two tests with the current approach of testing only "high risk" pregnant women.

Campaigners warn services will be affected as some areas of England spend much less than others.

A watchdog finds £188m incorrect penalties by the NHS in England for dental treatment and prescriptions.

Mark Edwards can only eat 6g of protein a day due to a condition affecting one in 10,000 people.

The rare condition affects one in 10,000 babies and changes "every aspect" of people's lives.

The experiences of giving birth on either side of Atlantic can be very different.

Kirsty was being treated by Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) - but then she turned 18.

A Wales Academy cyclist says obsession with body image and losing weight took him to a "pretty dark" place.

Could the NHS endanger health services in poorer countries by recruiting overseas?

Mental health experts say the issue is too often overlooked but is causing people real distress.

A gym class for Muslim women in Leicestershire has been preparing them for the holy month.

Orkambi is a drug that targets a mutation that around 50% of people with cystic fibrosis in the UK have.

Mandy Adams is part of a network that encourages women to rest and reflect during their periods.

MPs from various parties write to the US biotech firm behind Kuvan, a drug the NHS says is too expensive.

Dentists say the products risk tooth decay and damage to the enamel from abrasive brushing.

Infertility blogger says there is a stigma around infertility in some black communities.

Could meat-free foods that 'bleed' take the place of traditional burgers and sausages?

The True Cancer Bodies campaign was set up after what campaigners said were "misleading" adverts.

Hartlepool has had the largest fall in male life expectancy in the UK - and one of the biggest issues is drugs.

Kate Miller-Heidke, Australia's fifth Eurovision competitor, will be singing about an unlikely subject.