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Four-month-old Giovannino, who must be kept from direct sunlight, is being cared for by nurses.

Psychiatrists call for more hospital beds to end the practice of sending patients miles away for care.

Nell Gifford is living with advanced cancer, but is continuing to perform at the circus she founded.

Consultant-led emergency care in "core hours" at Princess Royal has also been called part-time provision.

Adriano Guedes hit the headlines for refusing to leave a Norfolk hospital for more than two years.

The announcement follows the death of Oliver McGowan with autism, who was given a drug he was allergic to.

An air ambulance had to land in a Highlands pub car park in the effort to save Bethany Walker's life.

The attorney general orders a new inquest into the 'avoidable' death of nine-year-old Raychel Ferguson.

Self-testing kits could help more women get checked for cervical cancer risk, researchers say.

Some men over 40 would benefit from annual blood tests, researchers say.

A three-year study, involving more than 1,000 people, highlights what makes people start using food banks.

A tribunal hears Joanne Rudling omitted details of a conversation with Ryan Morse's mother.

Manchester will get £16.5m to develop proton beam therapy to boost survival rates and reduce side-effects.

Politicians are urged not to make "empty promises" and tell "outright lies" about health funding.

Dips stocked by retailers such as Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's have been affected by the recall.

A group of 12 Scottish MPs says the UK government must change the law to help tackle the drug crisis.

Kerry Irvine provides nipple reconstruction for women who have undergone mastectomies.

The Scottish government says the cash will ease pressure on the health service in the coming months.

Pushing their bodies to repeat the same yoga positions is leading to a rise in hip problems among teachers, a leading physio warns.

A Westminster committee warns services are struggling to meet the needs of an ageing population.

A young woman who lost her sight cannot get funding for a specialist college for the blind.

Decontamination work after a bug outbreak at a hospital dislodged more bacteria, new papers show.

Women are being "failed" by missed opportunities to test for HIV, charities say.

Equal financial support should be given to all those affected in the UK, the judge says.

The election starting gun has been fired, with Labour claiming the NHS will be sold to US companies.

Jeremy says he could only touch 15-year-old Bethany by reaching through a tiny hatch.

Father of autistic child calls for government action to stop 'horrific' detentions.

Jillian Bell stars as a young woman who loses perspective when embarking on an extreme health kick.

Most cases of hip dysplasia are being missed at the six-week GP check, leading to problems later on.

There are calls for the government to introduce legislation on how schools should manage allergies.

Diane Shaibu's tweet about patriarchy and periods has resonated with many.

Prescriptions for antibiotics are falling but infections resistant to the drugs are still rising, a report says.

The Birmingham clinic, which shut in December, was one of the worst inspected by the health regulator.

Lauren O'Keefe kept quiet about bumper wage packets but it cost her a job and a conviction.

The Strictly judge is expected to return to the show on Saturday following precautionary surgery.

British-Pakistani Saj Dar was given a disposable plate by her family, who feared she was infectious.

Immunotherapy works by suppressing the allergic response, rather than curing it, a study suggests.

BBC 5 live listeners explain how fertility treatment affected them in their jobs.

A man who has fathered up to 110 children says it is impossible for sperm donors to be anonymous.

TB is one of the top 10 causes of death worldwide and kills 1.5 million people each year.

The Grange University Hospital is the biggest single investment in the history of the Welsh NHS.

Public Health England says it has found tick-borne encephalitis virus in ticks in the UK for the first time.

Parents are calling for tables and highchairs to be tested in routine hygiene checks at restaurants.

A coroner says cancer patient Ian Hitchcock died from liver failure and listeria infection.

The mother of a seven-year-old with cerebral palsy had been "unsure" her daughter would ever walk.

The UK's largest group of registered homeopaths should not be accredited, NHS bosses say.

Surgeons who fly in from abroad are leaving patients exposed if complications arise, the BBC finds.

The current 10-year limit is frustrating women who want to delay parenthood, experts say.

Researchers are looking at walking speed and outdoor rehabilitation to help younger stroke patients.

Stephen Darby, who is married to England women's captain Steph Houghton, has motor neurone disease.