BBC News

The Glasgow centre will look at how artificial intelligence could improve patient diagnosis and treatment.

The BBC has had unique access inside Europe's largest burns unit, to see how one survivor is recovering.

Seven in eight children's tonsillectomies are unnecessary, costing the NHS £36.9m a year, experts believe.

Body clocks affect sleep, mood and general health - now researchers say they may also indicate cancer risks.

Tens of thousands of patients are waiting weeks or even months for vital scans and investigations.

The secret to a long life is "liking people and breathing," Eileen Ash says.

Look after yourself better, says the health secretary, as he sets out his new vision for the NHS in England.

Three men and a woman are charged with criminal damage after England's World Cup quarter-final win.

Hundreds of ambulances switch on their lights and sirens in a go-slow protest on Monday morning.

It's a year since movie mogul Harvey Weinstein checked himself into a sex addiction clinic - but does sex addiction really exist?

Their life expectancy is shorter and low incomes, social isolation and bullying are to blame, a report says.

Plastic surgeons are responding to a doubling in the number of firework injuries since 2010.

A chemical that makes brain tumours glow could help surgeons safely remove brain cancer, a study suggests.

Since the first "test-tube baby" was born in 1978, adoptions in England and Wales have fallen by 62%.

Helena says she is "a bridge between God and the souls that I help."

Scientists design an antibody based on llama blood that is highly effective against flu strains.

Grimsby was the most unhealthy, with Edinburgh topping the healthiest list of 70 major towns and cities.

Medical decisions are being made without the results of key clinical trials, according to a group of MPs.

The Department of Health is drawing up plans to protect NHS staff better from violence.

Chris Dennis is one of a growing number of men who are getting "risky" Brazilian butt lift surgery.

Football, rugby, trampolining and netball were among the sports linked to the most injuries.

Tracey's daughter Bronagh was 21 when she became a mum. A few months later she took her own life.

The treatments can only be prescribed by specialist doctors and will not be available through GPs.

A slimmer Tom Watson appears in Parliament and on TV screens and has managed to reverse his Type-2 diabetes.

Adrian Chiles says people don't ask him out for dinner any more - other vegans have their say.

Children are behind the vast majority of cases presented at hospitals in England, research finds.

There are major concerns that the overuse of the drugs might lead to them becoming ineffective.

Hundreds of people with epilepsy are dying every year because "critical" checks are not taking place, campaigners warn.

Parents should ignore the myths and get their children vaccinated, the chief medical officer says.

What forms of transport in urban environments expose you to the highest amounts of pollutants?

The electrical device can also help damaged nerves regrow, offering hope of independent movement.

The brain disease may actually start in the depths of the digestive system, US scientists say.

Scientists develop an implant that can enable paralysed patients to walk again temporarily.

New cases of babies born without arms or hands prompt France to open a national inquiry.

ITH Pharma is a manufacturer of nutrition given to babies in neonatal intensive care units.

The majority of drugs dumped have been prescription and over the counter medications.

Rather than impede learning, gaming can improve your manual dexterity and concentration skills, one surgeon says.

New measures to protect NHS staff are to be introduced to try to reduce the thousands of assaults a year.

Penis fillers are gaining in popularity, cosmetic surgery groups say. Penis fillers, designed to increase the organ's girth, have gained in popularity, cosmetic surgery groups say.

People who are overweight or underweight could live shorter lives than those with a healthy BMI, a study says.

Penis fillers, designed to increase the organ's girth, have gained in popularity, cosmetic surgery groups say.

Poet Patrick Jones says there are creative ways to offer help those with mental health issues.

Young people are drinking less, while the fitness industry is booming. Are people ditching the gin for the gym?

Nicola Edgington rang 10 times and left a message saying she was "not very well", an inquest hears.

Swim England apologises and removes an article from its website which suggested how women could look slimmer in the pool.

Both figures refer to the same thing, but they are based on different calculations.

A £21m palliative care hospice designed to be a 'home from home' opens in the city.

Charles Lawson, who plays Jim McDonald, suffered the TIA on stage during a theatre tour.

A surgery professor expresses fears over the consequences of a generation more adept at using screens.

A study says 12-to-18 months is the ideal interval between giving birth and becoming pregnant again.