 |
on (#40HFE)
Can we get the benefits of exercise without too much huffing and puffing, with an activity like tai chi?
|
BBC News
| Link | https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health |
| Feed | http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/health/rss.xml |
| Copyright | Copyright: (C) British Broadcasting Corporation, see https://www.bbc.co.uk/usingthebbc/terms-of-use/#15metadataandrssfeeds for terms and conditions of reuse. |
| Updated | 2025-07-05 00:30 |
 |
on (#40H5H)
Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull gives an update on his cancer treatment.
|
 |
on (#40GFG)
Theresa May says "too many lives" are being taken, as she pledges £1.8m in funds for the Samaritans.
|
 |
on (#40GSV)
Young people are rejecting alcohol - with abstinence almost doubling in a decade, a study suggests.
|
 |
on (#40GNH)
From births to A&E admissions, new figures reveal the work of the NHS across a single day.
|
 |
on (#40GHH)
A head injury left Byron Schofield physically and mentally scarred - and set him on the path to prison.
|
 |
on (#40GKW)
Philippa Patel has suffered from the mental health disorder for 30 years.
|
 |
on (#40GHK)
The BBC finds religious centres in Ghana using chains to restrain people with mental health problems.
|
 |
on (#40FJA)
The loneliness minister says there needs to a national conversation to end the stigma about loneliness.
|
 |
on (#40FC4)
Actress and disability campaigner Samantha Renke on the things people without a disability take for granted
|
 |
on (#40F5N)
Three former employees of Winterbrook Nursing Home are accused of ill-treatment and neglect.
|
 |
on (#40F5Q)
NHS managers are accused of a £700,000 fraud using fake contracts in the names of Bono and The Edge.
|
 |
on (#40F5S)
Have we passed death on to other people? How one woman has brought the end-of-life care back into the home.
|
 |
on (#40F5V)
Carl Langdell killed Katie Locke and sexually assaulted her body while serving a suspended sentence.
|
 |
on (#40ENF)
Healthcare Environmental Services had been collecting clinical waste, including body parts.
|
 |
on (#40ERW)
Doctors are given legal permission to use the man-made antibody on a person for the first time.
|
 |
on (#40ENH)
It took Kerean Watts nearly three years to get the help he needed from the NHS after seeking help at 13.
|
on (#40ENK)
Is it true that Scottish A&E departments have outperformed English ones for three and a half years?
 |
on (#40EB5)
"We so desperately want the medicinal cannabis. It could alleviate some of his pain," say parents
|
 |
on (#40EGB)
More men are coming forward for help thanks to celebrities speaking out about their own experiences.
|
 |
on (#40EB3)
EU tobacco warnings will be replaced by Australian versions in the event no deal is struck, it emerges.
|
 |
on (#40EJA)
Heidi Crowter, 23, lives in her own flat, has a job, has a boyfriend... and wants to challenge the image of Down's syndrome
|
 |
on (#40DWB)
The controversial treatment should only be considered when other options have failed, says watchdog.
|
 |
on (#40EB7)
Katie and her parents describe what it has been like adjusting to life since she received a rare face transplant.
|
 |
on (#40CFB)
Tributes are paid to Celia Marsh who died after eating a "super-veg rainbow flatbread".
|
 |
on (#40EB9)
The death of Megan Lee, who had a reaction to a takeaway meal, was "too predictable", a court hears.
|
 |
on (#40CF7)
A victim of Eduardo Vela, 85, is to appeal after a Spanish court rules he cannot be convicted.
|
 |
on (#40CRX)
The payout is believed to be the "highest ever" in a clinical negligence case against the NHS.
|
 |
on (#40CKR)
The software will save the NHS £220,000 within one year, Ipswich Hospital says.
|
 |
on (#40CXE)
The Take That star says he wrote about his stillborn daughter Poppy "to help other people".
|
 |
on (#40CF9)
The inquiry reviewing neurology services by the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust announces details.
|
 |
on (#40BHT)
Experts point to a loss of support when leaving the army as a probable cause of increased stress.
|
 |
on (#40BHW)
BBC Panorama has been allowed inside the controversial courses trying to change abusive men.
|
 |
on (#40BZF)
A family say they were "appalled" by the actions of Boots after the death of 84-year-old Tony Lee.
|
 |
on (#40CFD)
Emma Mhic Mhathúna was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2016 after receiving two incorrect smear test results.
|
 |
on (#40A0M)
But a substantial number of children are failing to meet thresholds for treatment, a report says.
|
 |
on (#40ABK)
Why women in Ethiopia's Oromia region hold a special ceremony for a mother, five days after she gives birth.
|
 |
on (#409DJ)
Trials are taking place where as many as 15 patients are being seen by the same GP at a time.
|
 |
on (#408FF)
A single post on Reddit about one woman's PTSD has prompted an influx of similar stories and advice.
|
 |
on (#406HB)
It had emerged that the waste from hospitals had not been disposed of in a timely fashion.
|
 |
on (#407S1)
A former nurse says there was no culture of learning at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust.
|
 |
on (#406YH)
A study suggests they don't work, but health experts say there's no reason to change official advice.
|
 |
on (#4065A)
The findings suggest interventions to stop type-2 diabetes should begin earlier in life, experts say.
|
 |
on (#4051Z)
Waste disposal firm has not been able to incinerate body parts and other waste collected from hospitals.
|
 |
on (#404QQ)
Twenty stillbirths and six cases of babies dying shortly after birth are part of a health board inquiry.
|
 |
on (#404QN)
More than 58,000 Clear & Simple tests are being recalled after some were wrongly testing positive.
|
 |
on (#403SB)
Jim had been relying on morphine to cope with his back pain - but it turned out a dummy pill worked just as well.
|
 |
on (#403Q3)
A Brazilian butt lift is a cosmetic procedure in which fat is injected into the buttocks.
|
 |
on (#4046J)
As menstrual cups and 'period-proof' pants are more in demand, BBC News looks at the reasons why.
|
 |
on (#402P9)
Claudia Hammond reveals the results of the 2018 BBC Loneliness Experiment.
|