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When his dad collapsed, Aaron Groves says the training he got as a scout made all the difference.

Fitted with a dermatoscope, the prototype can check for signs of skin abnormalities.

An inquest is being held into the deaths of three patients of Sudip Sarker who was jailed earlier this year.

Consumer group Which? urges parents not to use three models of stair gates, saying they could be unsafe.

Pregabalin and gabapentin to be reclassified as class C drugs from April, the government announces.

A report by child health experts warns England is falling behind other countries unless policies change.

GPs in England are to prescribe "social" activities, such as dance and cookery lessons, to tackle loneliness.

Chioma Udeogu's daughter Favour was stillborn after failings on a Welsh maternity ward.

Checking eligibility before drugs are issued could halve false claims in England, the government says.

Billy White, 16, has cancer for the third time, but he's not letting it get him down.

She has cystic fibrosis and shared a day in her life to show what it's like for her.

Billy Monger, 19, had a crash 18 months ago which resulted in both his legs being amputated.

Thousands of incurable cancer patients are "being denied a dedicated specialist nurse".

14-year-old Georgie says Princess Eugenie’s decision to wear a wedding dress that showed off her scoliosis scar was “an inspirational thing to do.”

A doubling in worldwide cases of the birth procedure in 15 years is "unjustified", a study says.

Princess Eugenie had major surgery on her back as a child.

It comes after Healthcare Environmental Services was stripped of NHS waste handling contracts.

The hearty breakfast staple became Madeleine Harris's favourite food during her recovery from anorexia.

Lizzie Porter was anorexic throughout her teens, and the years of starvation have left a permanent imprint.

The age at which boys begin puberty is linked to when their mothers started having periods, a study suggests.

The move follows an outcry over two young epilepsy sufferers being denied access to cannabis oil.

Kathryn Szrodecki says obese people are passed over for promotion and paid less due to their weight.

Pupils in England's poorest areas are four times more likely to be severely obese, the latest data shows.

Is there a backlash brewing against planned government crackdowns on sugary drinks and fatty foods?

Health workers in England who decline the jab may be moved away from working with vulnerable patients.

Employees who use desks that allow them to sit or stand are healthier and happier, research suggests.

They get twice as many colds as adults but there's no magic cure - or is there?

Regulator says harder in England to get care from hospitals, care services and mental health units.

On World Mental Health Day, experts explain how mindfulness can help you make the most of each moment.

Can we get the benefits of exercise without too much huffing and puffing, with an activity like tai chi?

Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull gives an update on his cancer treatment.

Theresa May says "too many lives" are being taken, as she pledges £1.8m in funds for the Samaritans.

Young people are rejecting alcohol - with abstinence almost doubling in a decade, a study suggests.

From births to A&E admissions, new figures reveal the work of the NHS across a single day.

A head injury left Byron Schofield physically and mentally scarred - and set him on the path to prison.

Philippa Patel has suffered from the mental health disorder for 30 years.

The BBC finds religious centres in Ghana using chains to restrain people with mental health problems.

The loneliness minister says there needs to a national conversation to end the stigma about loneliness.

Actress and disability campaigner Samantha Renke on the things people without a disability take for granted

Three former employees of Winterbrook Nursing Home are accused of ill-treatment and neglect.

NHS managers are accused of a £700,000 fraud using fake contracts in the names of Bono and The Edge.

Have we passed death on to other people? How one woman has brought the end-of-life care back into the home.

Carl Langdell killed Katie Locke and sexually assaulted her body while serving a suspended sentence.

Healthcare Environmental Services had been collecting clinical waste, including body parts.

Doctors are given legal permission to use the man-made antibody on a person for the first time.

It took Kerean Watts nearly three years to get the help he needed from the NHS after seeking help at 13.

"We so desperately want the medicinal cannabis. It could alleviate some of his pain," say parents

More men are coming forward for help thanks to celebrities speaking out about their own experiences.

EU tobacco warnings will be replaced by Australian versions in the event no deal is struck, it emerges.