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One brand of meat-free "bacon" is saltier than Atlantic seawater, according to Action on Salt's report.

One part of Wales has the highest proportion of restaurants in the UK selling take-away food.

Four years ago, Peter had a stroke and lost the ability to speak. This year, on the day he had a second stroke, it came back.

Up to 90% of countries are suffering from a double burden of under and over-nutrition.

Health data shows a lower proportion of women have been having the test when they should.

A mother believes her son's death could have been avoided if the nurses and doctors were trained about learning disabilities and autism.

The Food Standards Agency says hundreds of people have become ill after eating the undercooked meat.

Victims of the NHS scandal have written to the health secretary asking for an immediate increase in support.

Philip Morris says its campaign is "an important next step" in its aim to stop selling cigarettes.

Combining a drug with hormone therapy may extend the lives of some women with advanced breast cancer.

Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland say about one in five patients do not get the support they need.

Wayne Sheppard had never painted until he had a seizure two years ago. Now he can't stop.

Families say they are struggling to cope as their autistic children "fall through gaps" in care.

A Royal College of Nursing exhibition charts the strange, sometimes disturbing history of women's healthcare.

People living with dementia put on their dancing shoes and boogie to Ol' Blue Eyes.

Manufacturing constraints mean some jabs won't be available until late November, says chief medical officer.

People with terminal illnesses share their experiences of talking about death.

NHS talking therapy service is failing patients in one in seven areas of England, BBC analysis shows.

The genetically modified insects are part of a project which aims to tackle malaria in Africa.

They shouldn't shy away when patients want to talk about the end of their lives, a report says.

How do we know if children are misbehaving or mentally ill?

The guidance from NHS England relates to devices for children who weigh less than 25kg (four stone).

An explanation of the disease - after a case of BSE is confirmed at a farm in Aberdeenshire.

Friends of Amelia Eldred were ready with a group hug as she walked into school on her new leg.

Hospital users are encouraged to activate the announcements when they see someone smoking on site.

A project will see the NHS and Cardiff council working closely to keep people living independently.

Michelle Heaton went through early menopause aged 38 after a hysterectomy.

Ex On The Beach's Natalee Harris tells Victoria Derbyshire it encouraged others to have the same procedure.

Anna England Kerr was shown ads for cots, cribs and IVF, despite trying to turn them off.

They say babies should only sleep in them temporarily, with cots and Moses baskets thought to be safer.

When Diane Reeve discovered that her partner was sleeping around she ended their relationship, but then she found out that he had given her HIV.

What having a severe nut allergy feels like and how navigating the daily risks affects your life.

Women whose left index and ring fingers are different lengths are more likely to be lesbians, a study suggests.

Chairman of public inquiry calls on the government to take decisive action over financial support.

An anonymous donor gives the final £100,000 needed to help the family reach its target.

Zac Oliver will now head to the United State for cancer treatment.

Angel Wanjiru has overcome bullies and health problems to pursue her dream of a career in music.

The country becomes only the second nation in the world, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational use.

Doctors say Lacey's recovery is remarkable and defies the odds - and she should live a normal life.

Scientists hope it'll make condoms easier to use and cut rates of sexually transmitted infections.

Hannah Jenkins survived a cycling accident - but woke up no longer being able to understand English.

As cannabis becomes legal, 500,000 people with possession convictions want their records expunged.

MPs debating the stigma surrounding eating disorders say the "medical profession are failing patients with eating disorders".

More than 23,000 people died last winter as Scotland experienced its worst flu outbreak in seven years.

The presenter says he watched all 67 episodes of Game of Thrones "to pass the time" during treatment.

Pepper the robot answers questions from MPs on the education select committee about helping to care for older people.

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.