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British Nutrition Foundation launches new "handy" guide to stop people cooking and eating too much.
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Photographs show piles of clinical waste following the collapse of processing firm HES in North Lanarkshire.
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Zoe Buxton is a fashion and lifestyle blogger whose body is slowly turning to bone.
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Northern Ireland needs at least 100 more medical students a year to meet the increasing demand for doctors.
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The money would be spent on medicines, treatments and mosquito nets to reduce deaths from disease.
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Nine-year-old Ella died from asthma but her family believe air pollution caused her health to fail.
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The Royal Marsden's Martin Gore is called an "inspiration" after his death at the age of 67.
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Many at high risk have struggled to get hold of Prep, which can help prevent people from contracting HIV.
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Those who miss two a year are eight times more likely to die in the subsequent 18 months, a study suggests.
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An MPs' report found only one in three young people with a condition had NHS treatment last year.
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It cuts your chances of heart attacks and keeps your weight and cholesterol down - and tastes good.
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A school in Kenya is rescuing children with microcephaly, who are considered a curse by many local communities.
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Tilly Rose challenges people's pre-conceived ideas about her and helps others get a university place.
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Procter & Gamble has developed a handheld device that precisely covers blemishes.
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Michelle Lane has PTSD and flashbacks of her husband screaming in pain as they went to hospital by car.
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The overall risk remains low, with patches and gels the safest treatment, BMJ researchers say.
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Quadruple amputee Corinne Hutton, from Lochwinnoch in Renfrewshire, had been waiting five years for the surgery.
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Two women pick up the hard-to-treat infection, and a European party destination is one line of inquiry.
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Carter Cookson has been given five weeks to live unless he receives a new heart.
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Drugs may already exist that could help patients with bipolar, schizophrenia and severe mental illness.
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Scientists are testing a device that removes excess chemo drugs from the body to reduce side-effects.
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Chris Hughes says his brother found a lump after he had a live examination on This Morning.
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Two rival gadgets at CES promise to reveal the secrets of your metabolism - by scrutinising your breath.
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Anorexic teenager Ellie Long took her own life after being "failed by everyone", an inquest hears.
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The workers appeared before the the Nursing and Midwifery Council after a baby died in 2015.
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Its name was similar to one for dry eye and was given by mistake to a woman, who was injured as a result.
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Concerns were raised about the techniques used by healthcare workers to move patients at the unit.
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The woman will carry out community service and pay £1,000 to each of her victims.
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The soft toys are fitted with tubes and other medical equipment to put young patients at ease.
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Four doctors say some children are not being forensically examined within three days of an assault.
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A charity is calling on the Welsh Government to help people shop more healthily.
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A single mum from Birmingham has changed the way she thinks about herself by using "positive chitter-chatter".
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Bosses aim to focus on preventing ill-health as part of a plan to create an NHS fit for the 21st century.
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EyeQue's smartphone accessory lets owners order new glasses without having to see an optician.
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Can simply lowering meat consumption be considered a thing, or is it just "half-hearted" vegetarianism?
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Thousands of children with special educational needs wait more than 20 weeks for help, the BBC finds.
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Atrial fibrillation is the most common heart rhythm disturbance, affecting 1.6m people in the UK.
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After she had to give birth without any help, one Himalayan woman decided to train to become the first midwife in her area.
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The prime minister says the new proposals for the NHS are "crucial" for its sustainability.
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Readers tell the BBC of their experiences of dental surgery on people with learning disabilities.
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They will be given targeted advice in order to reduce ill health as well as demands on the NHS.
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Natasha Sale, 31, wanted to lower the cervical screening age from 25 to 18.
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Five soft toys, fitted with medical devices, aim to help children understand their procedures.
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There is little evidence screens are harmful, say leading paediatricians, but they recommend they are not used the hour before bedtime.
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If screen use is disrupting sleep, exercise and concentration, what can parents do?
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Leading paediatricians have stopped short of setting time limits for screen use, but why?
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Police believe fish being cooked may have caused the death of 11-year-old Cameron Jean-Pierre.
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Januhairy is a month-long campaign encouraging women to "love and accept" their natural body hair.
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A hospital trust apologises after a man heard other patients' voicemails when he rang up.
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Sir Billy reminisces about his life as he returns to Scotland for a documentary airing on Friday evening.
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