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Unsecured, sensitive personal information has been left on full display at a former nursing home.

Oregon woman Rose Marie Bentley's condition made her a one in 50 million case, researchers say.

The order covers parts of Brooklyn, which have seen 285 cases since 30 September.

Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba was convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence after Jack Adcock's death.

The Epilepsy Society is calling for an urgent review of how medicines are stocked and supplied in the UK.

Wilder's brain was injured due to a lack of oxygen at birth, now researchers want to find out the long-term impact.

Millions of mosquitoes carrying bacteria are being released in Medellin to stop viruses spreading.

People in their seventies were given the working memory of someone in their twenties, say scientists.

MPs should be ashamed that prescriptions for medicinal cannabis are not being honoured, says Sir Mike Penning.

A mother travels to the Netherlands for for medical cannabis for her daughter, who has a rare and severe form of epilepsy.

Thousands more people visited the NHS website after he talked about his diagnosis on TV.

Edinburgh scientists set up an experiment using transparent fish embryos which enable them to watch cell-eating habits.

Apps and websites that do not protect their users may be fined or blocked under new proposals.

Beth Francis swims in the cold sea for the 100th time as she seeks a cure for chronic Migraine.

Belle Curran won numerous bravery awards as she battled with rare Interstitial Lung Disease.

He set a target of 100 miles for every year of his son's life.

Today's contraceptives are a far cry from the condoms made of animal intestines and Coca-Cola "douche".

He taught himself to read from newspapers but went on to win a Nobel Prize.

An independent doctor will look at cases after NHS Tayside gave lower chemotherapy doses than elsewhere in Scotland.

A report from an inquiry into disgraced Ian Paterson is delayed because of the "sheer number" of victims.

Almost 100 countries have reported an increase in cases, despite it being highly preventable.

Snacks said to contain one portion of fruit may not live up to these claims, researchers say.

This goes against previous claims that moderate drinking might protect the heart, researchers say.

People in Wales will only be able to use the Countess of Chester Hospital in an emergency or a maternity case.

An expanded network of NHS units is making specialist mental health support available for new mums across England.

A variety of sites has been chosen in a trial which could see the end of the flagship four-hour target.

HPV immunisation has nearly wiped out the virus in vaccinated young women within a decade, researchers say.

The skin is thin and vulnerable around the eyes, but people do not realise those bits are not protected.

Israelis are some of the world's healthiest eaters, Uzbekistanis some of the least healthy, a report says.

Eileen McAdie died after being given blood-pressure medication instead of pain relief drugs.

Doctors say the test is easier and cheaper than a colonoscopy but it is not available everywhere yet.

One man and three women are arrested amid allegations of mistreatment and neglect at a hospital.

Female doctors complain of sexism and crude behaviour as the GMC warns of a culture of bullying and rudeness.

One couple who are considering not vaccinating their child ask experts questions.

Claire Greaves, who had anorexia and personality disorder, killed herself in a psychiatric unit.

Cecile Eledge of Nebraska tells the BBC it was "an act of kindness" to carry her gay son's child.

The Brazilian brothers had refused to admit who the father of the baby was, a judge says.

Some make-up companies are reporting record sales of products which claim to protect skin from toxic air.

Dr Amir Khan said he was concerned about the impact gaming was having on the boy's life.

Telling left from right can be tricky for some and this can be a serious problem for medical professionals.

Alcohol, cannabis, MDMA and cocaine are the drugs most commonly combined with sex, a survey finds.

Campaigner Meg Mathews says she had 24 of the symptoms that can affect women going through the menopause

Tiny needles and an electric current may be all surgeons need to quickly reshape a nose, say researchers.

Jen Bickel lost 10 babies in 12 years - now she and her husband have finally welcomed a much-longed for son.

Jen and Andrew Bickel, of Cardiff, suffered 10 miscarriages in 12 years before having their baby boy, Bobi, from a frozen embryo.

Some women have been left in permanent pain - unable to walk, work or have sex - after having the implants.

Women in Madagascar who have had life-changing surgery are helping others to get treatment.

It looks for a dangerous condition called pre-eclampsia, which can develop in pregnancy.

Orla Guerin visits six-year-old Yusra, who had a life-threatening tumour removed after the BBC told her story.

The move comes after Pregabalin/Lyrica was linked to 33 deaths in Northern Ireland in 2017.