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The NHS Digital figures show a rise in patients having to wait more than two weeks in October.

The parties say anyone who needs it should be able to access the HIV prevention drug, PrEP.

Martin Hibbert was left paralysed from the waist down after the bomb blast in May 2017.

Babies and mothers died amid a "toxic" culture at an NHS hospital trust stretching back four decades.

Three women tell us why having a mastectomy never made them feel less of a woman.

Psychiatrists warn a quarter of young people have addictive behaviour towards their smartphones.

Health staff cannot afford to work, the government is now firing them amid what some call a "silent genocide".

The stories of parents whose babies died or were seriously harmed at a Shropshire hospital trust.

Aged 17 when she was diagnosed with HIV, one woman tells the BBC about living with the virus.

As figures show one in eight posts is vacant, one A&E nurse explains the impact of staff shortages.

A small number of men were "super responders" and remained well even after the trial ended.

Jeremy Corbyn says he has proof the NHS is part of US/UK trade talks - but the Tories reject his claim.

Nina Thair says the lack of services in her area meant she spent 10 months alongside dementia patients.

Why official statistics on NHS performance are being held until after the day of voting.

The Archbishop of Canterbury tells Emma Barnett about seeking help and challenging the stigma of mental health.

Boris Johnson calls Labour's dossier a "diversionary tactic" and says "there will be no sale or privatisation of the NHS".

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says 'this election is now a fight for survival of our National Health Service.'

Karen Bonham struggled to find the information she needed ahead of radiotherapy - so she created an app.

Patients could have waited more than 19 weeks - 50% longer than the target time - in some areas.

Over 200 new families have contacted an inquiry into mother and baby deaths at an NHS hospital trust.

Health Protection Scotland analysed rates of some infections among cancer patients at Glasgow's children's hospital.

It may help to change habits and memories linked to alcohol, researchers believe.

Figures show 72.9% of cases met the target in the past year, less than the government's aim of 80%.

A County Down woman speaks to BBC News NI about suffering from alcohol related brain damage.

Jenny Whatling says being on a ward with mothers who had had successful births had been "awful".

A kidney usually weighs between 120-150g, so this was one of the heaviest on record, doctors say.

BBC News meets women reversing a gender transition and hears from experts concerned for this vulnerable group.

The first phase of the action over pay and staffing levels will run until 18 December.

The Conservative manifesto pledges a big increase in nurse numbers in England - is it realistic?

UK officials says it is a precautionary measure to contain the virus, which is circulating in Sierra Leone.

A King's College London study finds children's lung development can be reduced by up to 14%.

It is very rare and makes up fewer than 1% of all breast cancer cases in the UK.

Leading Democrats have clashed over whether legalising cannabis leads to harder drug use - what's the evidence?

More than 10% of patients in an extensive study died from cardiovascular disease - not their cancer.

Your questions answered on mental health, social care and the future funding of the NHS.

The motion means the NHS will be lobbied to scrap home visits from doctors' contractual obligations.

The planned investment would double current annual funding for dementia research.

It had been hoped the first students would be training this year at a new school in Londonderry.

Pembrolizumab held advanced head and neck cancers in a group of patients at bay for around two years.

Research shows that a quarter of bowel cancers and a third of lung cancer are diagnosed in this way.

Victoria Freeman has been seeking answers since the death of her three-year-old son Mason in 2017.

Report shows 81% don't exercise enough with effects on health, brain development and social skills.

Scientists infected mosquitoes with Wolbachia bacteria to make it harder for them to spread disease.

'Village doctor' Beatrice Lokwawi explains how she uses beads to diagnose people with pneumonia.

Canadian doctors who treated the teen say the injury is unlike vaping-related illnesses in the US.

Almost half of Britons would fake a sick day, but very often it is due to mental health issues.

A surgeon spilt stomach contents on organs which were transplanted into three patients.

Almost 250,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo are thought to have been infected in 2019.

Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust has been told by the NHS to contact affected families.

A BBC survey about morals in the UK finds 40% of adults would call in sick if they needed a day off.