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With more urinals than cubicles, men - unlike women - rarely queue, a report says.

The co-host of You, Me and the Big C podcast on her stage 4 bowel cancer.

Undercover BBC filming shows staff swearing, mocking and taunting patients with learning disabilities.

Patients can take aspirin without raising their risk of another stroke, a study suggests.

Thousands of cannula sleeves have been made by a knitting group since it was set up by a Chester singer.

Sepsis survivor Tom Ray wants better awareness and faster diagnosis of the potentially deadly disease.

Robyn used to drink and smoke marijuana, but says her impending little girl changed her life.

Liat Malka was 35 and single when she decided she wanted a child. The sperm donor she found had died five years previously.

Abigail has faced abuse from strangers because of her cystic acne but is now fighting back using social media.

Alice Sloman's heart had grown to twice the normal size due to growth hormone treatment.

Nurses are worried sex workers are risking their health and safety because of the laws around prostitution.

Patients with mental health problems, autism and learning disabilities are being let down, a report says.

Nurses are warning drug use can cause breathing and heart problems - and sometimes death.

As a hospital plans to build a safe haven for those experiencing baby loss, mums tell their stories.

Lynette Parkes lost her baby at seven months and spoke of the added pain of hearing other newborns cry nearby.

Researchers used detailed images of the heart to look for signs of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

Hundreds of dental scaling patients are offered blood tests over fears about unsterilised equipment.

Community support groups are a powerful way of tackling mental distress - but they are being lost, a report says.

AI appears better than specialist doctors at diagnosing the disease from lung scans, say researchers.

Harri Stickler is "doing great" after a donor was found following an appeal.

More women are seeking surgery, possibly to get a body that looks good in trendy gym clothing, says surgeon.

A Belfast woman speaks ahead of the contaminated blood inquiry hearing evidence in Belfast.

It's estimated that one in seven people are affected by migraines.

Jude Morrow has Asperger's syndrome and found becoming a dad for the first time very difficult.

A lack of support in schools and the community in England is contributing to the problem, says a report.

A mum agrees to her baby taking part in a medical trial because of the risk of diabetes.

Nursing chiefs want to see safe staffing rules enshrined in law as 40,000 posts remain vacant.

Hailey wanted to travel the world as a doctor, until a mystery condition left her shaking uncontrollably.

Two friends set up a "girl group" to save women from "toxic friendships" and loneliness in Middlesbrough.

Getting enough sleep is fundamental to our wellbeing, but one key factor is often overlooked.

Comedian Markus Birdman had a stroke at 40, and talks about the experience in his stand-up routine to raise awareness.

Nicki Chapman will not host the Chelsea Flower Show following surgery to remove a brain tumour.

Scotland's chief medic says Zholia Alemi may have prescribed ECT and wrongly detained mental health patients.

The mental health DJ who says he has helped his listeners out of "very dark places".

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.