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Leading paediatricians have stopped short of setting time limits for screen use, but why?

Police believe fish being cooked may have caused the death of 11-year-old Cameron Jean-Pierre.

Januhairy is a month-long campaign encouraging women to "love and accept" their natural body hair.

A hospital trust apologises after a man heard other patients' voicemails when he rang up.

Sir Billy reminisces about his life as he returns to Scotland for a documentary airing on Friday evening.

There are fewer A&E closures and ambulance delays than last year, but doctors warn cold snap could change picture.

A clinical trial aims to find out if early cancer signs can be picked up in breath samples.

Researchers believe the strain behind the worst epidemic in history was carried by migrants.

Ten-year-olds in the UK have already consumed 18 years’ worth of sugar, says Public Health England.

When Jessica Share bought sperm from an anonymous man to start a family, she never imagined she would ever meet the donor, never mind fall in love.

Bucky Bailey was born with facial deformities and is worried that his unborn baby will share the same fate.

An experiment by 12-year-old Matthew has changed the Carter family's attitude to sugar consumption.

Becky Rudkin explains what it's like having diabulimia as funding is given for research into the condition.

Officials urge patients to cancel consultations to free up doctors amid rising demand for services.

A California father set up a company where his sons could work - and now employs more than 150 people.

Self-confessed cheese addict Tim Samuels discovered his favourite food needs a health warning.

Some transgender people get free fertility treatment but it's not the same for everyone who's transitioning.

It can pick up preventable heart problems - and more people should be getting the routine check.

A group of leading scientists and politicians wants processing to happen without the chemicals.

The measure is part of government plans in England to improve care from pregnancy to post-birth.

From reversing blindness and paralysis to new treatments for cancer and infertility.

Melissa Mead campaigned for greater awareness of sepsis after the death of her son, William.

Jack Towers is crowdfunding for surgery to remove his excess skin, but the NHS won't pay for it.

The couple, who both had cancer as teenagers, wanted to have a second baby but could not afford IVF.

The list of things we should do to become healthier can seem endless, so we asked experts for their one top tip.

E-cigarettes are significantly less harmful than traditional cigarettes, a government advisory body says.

Care home staff say a cycling scheme has improved wellbeing among residents living with dementia.

Some NHS trusts doubled the cost of certain stays in 2017-18, freedom of information requests show.

Actor Stephen McGann and others call for more tolerance for non-drinkers.

Is it just down to evolution or male sperm swimming that little bit faster?

Sleep disruption has a big effect in the short-term - but what about longer term?

Strangers with long-term mental and physical illnesses are being paired up and encouraged to send gifts to one another to stop them feeling isolated.

The number of staff suspended at Muckamore Abbey Hospital has risen to more than 20, the BBC understands.

The Davies family lost Billy when he was just 16 years old, and still do not know what happened to him.

The teams help those who attempt severe self-harm or suicide who might otherwise need to go to hospital.

A third of those needing transfers to intensive care units waited more than three hours in 2017.

When she started knitting after her bereavement, Clare didn’t realise it would raise thousands for charity – and help her find love again.

Three people who all drank in their teens tell how they have turned their back on alcohol.

The health secretary asks the company managing parking at Glasgow Royal Infirmary to stop pursuing staff over fines.

The procedure can reduce the likelihood of illnesses later in life and improve walking ability.

University Hospitals Bristol has apologised after a mistake during an operation to treat an undescended testicle.

Hywel Dda health board said only 43% of people eligible for a free flu jab last year took up the offer.

Raising children with Down's syndrome in Welsh and English does not disadvantage them, a study suggests.

Recent figures showed just under a fifth of patients waited longer than a fortnight.

The food industry is "failing the public" and must do more, England's chief medical officer says.

It is hoped that providing supervised units for revellers who have over-indulged will free up A&E staff.

The UK's biggest independent pharmacy chain admits leaking personal details of more than 24,000 employees.

Former US President Barack Obama plays Santa - delivering gifts, singing and greeting patients.

If you've recently found out that your child has an allergy, here's some charity-endorsed tips to help.

Sharon Donnelly said people were in A&E "needlessly" and staff were "overwhelmed".