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Bronwen Morgan's parents are calling for a block on suicide websites after she took her own life.

The concerns of families and carers will be at the heart of a new early-warning system, the NHS says.

Four women have had a landmark two-in-one operation to reduce the inherited risk of ovarian cancer.

Former NHS boss Sir Simon Stevens tells the Covid inquiry the "horrible dilemma never crystallised".

The pharmaceutical firm, Afi Farma, has been linked to the deaths of more than 200 Indonesian children.

Watchdog concerned over lack of specialist nurses, training for staff and information sharing in England.

Cognitive skills, such as memory, waned - possibly linked to stress, loneliness and alcohol, study shows.

Former adviser Dominic Cummings says the ex-PM asked top scientists about a video making the claim.

Former top official Helen MacNamara tells Covid inquiry women were sidelined in male-dominated No 10.

A new scheme aims to free up officers' time and ensure help is given by mental health professionals.

A coroner voices concern that sites promoting self-harm are accessible to vulnerable people.

Chris Mason looks ahead to former top civil servant Helen MacNamara's testimony at the Covid inquiry.

AI is twice as good at grading the aggressiveness of tumours than lab analysis, a study suggests.

Wheelbarrows are carted around in search of community centres and churches willing to share water.

The former PM's handling of the virus comes under attack over six hours of testimony by aides.

"Meltdown", "liar", "embarrassing" - messages lay bare Downing Street divisions during the pandemic.

Those who have not been seen for more than 40 weeks will get a chance to go elsewhere in England.

The Maternity Safety Alliance says only a statutory public inquiry can end a series of scandals.

The FM says ministers "past and present" must co-operate fully with Scottish and UK Covid inquiries.

The number waiting 24 hours or more was over 250 times higher than it was in 2019, figures have shown.

A man given months to live becomes the first patient to receive an experimental liver transplant.

With two of Boris Johnson's closest former aides set to appear, Chris Mason on what we've heard so far.

Flu deaths hit a five-year high last winter and treatments for worst cases are still lacking, experts say.

Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon is reported to have deleted messages relating to the pandemic.

"Unflappable" Jimmy turns 80 next month and is still working in intensive care at a Belfast hospital.

When former BBC correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones broke his elbow he waited days for an operation.

Celebrities like Davina McCall have raised awareness of women's symptoms when their periods stop.

The six sets of siblings were all treated at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London.

Two MND sufferers tell the BBC how the debilitating neurological condition is hard to diagnose.

They were not expected to survive but Ruby and Rosie, now 11, are celebrating with five other sets.

Based on latest trends, yet more patients will be forced to wait, even if doctor strikes cease, projections suggest.

Emily Power said her life has improved in every way since she stopped drinking.

A lawyer for the UK Covid Inquiry says it is surprising that so many messages have been deleted.

An investigation claims fellowship doctors are paid about 10,000 per year less than others.

The government may face a judicial review after excluding outsourced workers from a one-off bonus.

Derek Brockway feels low as the seasons change, just like two million others across the UK.

Angelina Pattison was sent on the training by the NHS trust shortly after her son killed himself.

Several patients reported serious side effects including seizures, authorities say.

Care home residents may have been "neglected and left to starve" during the pandemic, Scotland's Covid Inquiry will hear.

The traditional gentle Chinese exercise showed balance and movement benefits for patients.

Gwyn John took action after hearing that he was 32nd in the call queue to his former GP.

Patients are still dying due to failings highlighted more than a decade ago, the health ombudsman says.

Many UK scientists want to double the time allowed for embryo research - and there could be public support.

Many young Ugandan patients stop free treatment as their families cannot afford other hidden costs.

Families are angry at the lack of action to shut it, despite multiple concerns from police and coroners.

Darren Pallett, whose wife found his lump, has said he wants other men to get themselves checked.

Scientists found signs of degenerative disease in professional as well as club players' brains.

There is a call for more men in England and Northern Ireland to have access to the treatment.

The Welsh Ambulance Service declared an extraordinary incident due to delays handing over patients.

The charity Alzheimer's Society says it is important to keep up routines as daylight hours change.