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Campaigners are calling on the media to be more sensitive in how suicides are reported.

A basket full of essential items could help tackle child poverty in Wales, it is claimed.

A review finds that almost 15,000 patients may have been affected.

Patients needing complex operations will be transferred away from St George's hospital.

Football pundit Mark Lawrenson is not the first celebrity to have his illness diagnosed on screen.

Journalist Bryony Gordon on why not to say "commit" when talking about suicide.

Staff nurses in Northern Ireland are the lowest paid in the UK.

On World Suicide Prevention Day, one Welsh woman urges those at crisis point to reach out for help.

Male infertility is now the most common reason for couples to seek IVF - but men often feel alone.

The campaign comes as drinkers say cutting back on alcohol is harder than eating healthily or exercising.

Pauline Goodger was amazed when mum Alma, 90, "sang from memory" at the sessions in Nottingham.

The number of people becoming altruistic kidney donors is declining.

Natural aphrodisiacs for sale in Ghana - but what's in them?

Tom Boyce was put on a specialist lung machine, unavailable in Wales, after his organs failed.

Ageing donors and the challenge of matching organs mean lungs are in short supply.

Inspectors raised concerns after examining Russells Hall Hospital's death records.

Zara Tindall tells BBC Breakfast about going through two miscarriages and how hard it is for fathers.

There were no new cases of HIV in more than 500 high-risk people who took part in a trial of Prep.

Two thirds of migraines sufferers live in fear of an attack occurring, a new survey reveals.

Searching for advice on signs of heat exhaustion and preventing heatstroke was most popular.

One in seven serious operations were cancelled on the day of surgery in a seven-day period in 2017, a study finds.

Staff on Northern Rail are being taught to recognise when people living with dementia are travelling.

Fans of the You, Me and the Big C podcast pay tribute to Rachael Bland, who died on Wednesday.

A study suggests "good bacteria" have little or no effect inside the body.

Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust already faced allegations over avoidable deaths and injuries.

E-cigarette users should not have to "come face to face with the thing they are trying to give up", MPs hear.

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

Kayden Urmston-Bancroft died of natural causes "contributed to by neglect", a coroner concludes.

Patients will be able to book appointments, order prescriptions and see medical files on the app.

Presenters of the You, Me and the Big C podcasts, Deborah James and Lauren Mahon, vow to carry on.

Kenyan Miriam Wariwa was born without arms, so her five-year-old son Samuel helps her with her daily tasks.

They are paid thousands of pounds less a year in basic pay than their white peers, a study suggests.

Simon Stevens described gambling addiction as one of the "new threats" facing the health service.

The Treasury fears the health department's proposals could harm restaurants and push prices up.

Commuters failed to offer Kate Hitchens a seat as she struggled to feed her six-month-old son.

Up to 3.7 million UK children live in homes that struggle to afford food outlined in healthy eating advice, a study suggests.

An NHS report referred to gynaecology as dealing with "female parts of the body used to make babies".

The #YouMeBigC team talk about the importance of their podcast and friendship.

The gesture was enjoyed "so much" by the Australian man on his final trip to hospital, relatives say.

Nell is registered blind, and is being helped by a charity to use a cane before she goes to nursery.

The vegan diet has become popular in the UK - but does it have an impact on wellbeing?

People are missing out on a test that could reduce their risk of dying from the disease, a cancer charity says.

The cutting-edge treatment is expensive but could potentially cure children with advanced leukaemia.

About 1.4 billion people face a range of health problems due to physical inactivity, the WHO says.

Doctors are being told to adopt a new policy of writing letters that are easier for patients to understand.

Paul is one of thousands of British men to travel to Turkey this year to have a hair transplant.

Claire Wineland made a name for herself writing and speaking about her life with the disease.

Although the male rate is falling, men still account for three-quarters of suicides in the UK.

Public Health England says about 80% of heart attacks and strokes in people under 75 could be prevented.

Ty Hafan children's hospice is creating a sound installation to remember patients in an inspiring way.