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Inspectors found a cardiac team troubled by hostility, weak leadership and a "dark force".
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A review says mental health laws are outdated, sectioning is misused, and patients need new rights.
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YouTube star Hannah Witton grills two people with stomas on life, love and popping undigested peas after having her colon removed.
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Billie Marten says having seasonal affective disorder (SAD) inspired her song Blue Sea, Red Sea.
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About one in 10 young people often feel lonely, with fears that loneliness will be seen as "failing".
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Helen Whately MP highlights to women the importance of smear tests in PMQs.
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Rachael Knappier's lip fillers swelled up dramatically and left her needing hospital treatment.
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Fr Patrick Lagan says he knew from a young age that he wanted to become a priest despite his stammer.
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Biohackers want to make their bodies and brains function better by "hacking" their biology.
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Meet the biohackers - the people who want to make their bodies and brains function better by "hacking" their biology.
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Svetlana Alekseeva was badly burned in a fire - now she's showing off her scars to inspire others like her.
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Three parents share their very different experiences of staying home to look after their children.
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BBC Scotland meets the donors, the drivers and the babies benefitting at Scotland's only breast milk bank.
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A woman in Brazil gives birth after surgeons implant a womb in her body from a dead donor.
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Readers respond to Michelle Obama's remarks on impostor syndrome and describe how they deal with it.
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Tryce Harry's death in Hungary "exposes the risks of travelling abroad for treatment", a lawyer says.
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But Scotland still has more deaths per head of population than any other nation, a report reveals.
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Model Chrissy Teigen posts a picture of her son Miles wearing a helmet for his flat skull and other mothers share their own in solidarity.
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Ofsted chief paints a "disturbing" picture of children left without help for their special needs.
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A survey in England suggests nearly 9 in 10 have at least one unhealthy trait such as smoking or drinking.
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Canada has become a hot destination for parents-to-be looking for 'altruistic surrogates' - women who give birth to babies they are not genetically related to and only charge expenses.
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The work will help identify the latest types of flu and ensure new vaccines can fight off the virus.
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The talks about a potential investment come after Canada legalised recreational cannabis this year.
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Experts advising government say there is not enough evidence to warrant a ban on sale to children.
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A woman told she was breaking the law by doing teeth whitening says she is angry she now has a criminal conviction.
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Jordi Casamitjana wants to have ethical veganism recognised as a philosophical belief, in a landmark legal action.
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GP Helen Webberley continued to treat transgender patients online after being told to stop.
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Patients tell us their concerns about the possible loss of their "low-priority" NHS prescriptions.
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Partners of new and expectant mothers will be offered support with postnatal depression by NHS England.
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'Naveed' is a Pakistani Muslim girl living in the UK. She told the BBC about her experience of abuse.
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Bacteria in the nose could be the answer to battling the common cold, research suggests.
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How a family spent thousands of pounds on care after being let down by the health and care system.
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Food allergy rates among children are on the rise, and Western lifestyles may be to blame.
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Two brothers on the autistic spectrum were looking for work when one had the idea of opening a comic shop. It turned out to be an inspired choice.
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Colin McIntyre went to France to avoid waiting for his new hip and to his surprise the NHS paid him back.
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Behind each statistic on NHS lists is a person living with the pain and anxiety of waiting.
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Namibia's data-driven approach to HIV has helped it become successful in tackling its spread.
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Kaitlyn Wright showed "wisdom beyond her years" talking to the call handler when her mum fell ill.
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The ineffectiveness of the flu vaccine in older people and cold weather were likely factors in 2017-18.
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Campaigners are calling for more research into how many children may be affected by Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.
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More than 400 people have been hit in eastern DR Congo, where rebel attacks have hampered operations.
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A diet of soups and shakes that can reverse type 2 diabetes is to be trialled by the NHS in England.
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An innovation surge and the lifting of health taboos is giving rise to an industry worth billions.
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There were 110,000 measles related deaths last year, a worldwide report shows.
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A Labour MP revealed he has been HIV positive for nearly ten years, as the Commons debated World Aids Day.
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Rebekah Vardy's Instagram post has been credited with reminding women to undergo cervical screenings.
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Lloyd Russell-Moyle reveals he has been HIV positive for nearly 10 years, in a World Aids Day debate.
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When Keely Favell was asked when her baby was due, she thought she was "just fat".
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He Jiankui shocked the world by claiming he had created the first genetically edited children.
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Inspectors say emergency and maternity services at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust are unsafe.
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