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School vaccinations 'cut cervical cancer alerts by 41%'
The number of young women in Scotland showing early signs has plummeted since a school vaccination programme began.
The 'poo girl' mapping toilets for conditions like IBS
Have you ever been desperate for the loo and not been able to find the nearest one?
How an agoraphobic woman travels the world using Google Streetview
Jacqui Kenny has agoraphobia but that hasn't stopped her travelling the world - using Google Streetview.
Pesto sauces: 'More salt than McDonald's burger'
Consensus Action on Salt and Health says two products are 30% saltier than seawater.
Shop in peace
Thousands of shops will dim lights and cut noise to create a calm experience for people with autism.
First global pledge to end cholera by 2030
Global health officials are committing to preventing 90% of cholera deaths in the next 13 years.
Royal Victoria Hospital staff in theft and drug charges
Two men are charged after being arrested at Royal Victoria Hospital on Monday.
Sale of acids to under-18s to be banned, Amber Rudd says
Home Secretary Amber Rudd announced the crackdown after a rise in attacks using corrosive substances.
Life-changing headache
Four years ago David Baldwin woke up with a headache that has completely changed his life.
Taking the pulse
What does the Scottish Health Survey reveal about the nation's wellbeing?
NHS: Jeremy Hunt wants 5,000 new nursing training places
Jeremy Hunt says he wants to triple the number of existing NHS staff getting nursing qualifications.
Calls for Amazon to ban 'anorexia hoodie'
One woman living with anorexia said it could "damage" the mental health of those with the condition.
Fewer Scots eating 5-a-day, says survey
The Scottish Health Survey shows Scottish adults are only managing three portions of fruit and veg per day.
AncestryDNA angers privacy campaigners
Genealogy service AncestryDNA angers privacy campaigners.
Western health trust: Hundreds protest at planned cuts
The meeting was part of a public consultation on proposed cuts to the health service.
Ysbyty Gwynedd patient died after 'substandard' care
Hospital staff missed opportunities which may have prevented a patient's death, a watchdog says.
'I was forced from my job for giving birth'
The scale of maternity discrimination is being hidden due to the use of gagging orders, it's warned.
Flu vaccine: NHS patients wanted to test 'universal' jab
The experimental vaccine should work against most flu types and offer years of protection, research says.
Grandfather's photograph saves little girl's life
The photo led to doctors diagnosing her with a rare form of cancer.
Online betting: More addicts struggling with mobile sites
A total of 63% of addicts at the National Problem Gambling Clinic struggle with mobile betting.
Being asexual
At first Stacey thought she wasn't normal, then she thought she might be ill. Finally she discovered she was actually asexual.
Sweat-sensing seats to stop "dehydration" road accidents
The prototype design could save road accidents caused by dehydration, the firm suggests.
Flu vaccine in Wales extended to Year 4 pupils
Children aged up to nine are to be offered the flu vaccine as the annual campaign starts.
Bags for life can pose food poisoning risk - Food Standards Agency
Keep raw meat and fish separately from other shopping to avoid getting stomach bugs, consumers told.
Autistic man 'refused help' on train calls for awareness
A man with a severe form of autism says a "rude" guard refused to help him as he tried to board a train.
Andrew Rawlins: Prison mental health care criticised after inmate suicide
The family of a man who hanged himself in HMP Bristol says he needed mental health unit care.
Show and tell for breast cancer patients
How a show-and-tell session by breast cancer survivors is helping women recently diagnosed with the disease.
NHS 'not fit for 21st Century', says chief hospital inspector
Professor Ted Baker says the NHS has not modernised because of a historic lack of investment.
Mental health: 10 charts on the scale of the problem
Ten charts that show how mental illness affects people in the UK.
Where the money goes
A cancer charity boss talks of how it decides which research to give its funding to.
Schools allowed to keep spare allergy pens under new law
Children with severe allergies will have access to a spare adrenaline auto-injector in an emergency.
Mum blames politicians for child's spinal surgery wait
A 14-year-old County Antrim girl with scoliosis of the spine may have operation delayed by a year.
NHS agrees to fund 'life-changing' drug for seven-year-old
The child has a rare condition which could cause brain damage if his diet is not controlled.
'Mentally impaired' missing out on council tax discount
Local councils are accused of being slow to offer help and information to those eligible.
Running on empty
Every time Maya eats, she has to run off the calories - she's been ill for two years, but now she wants to go to university.
Carrying the shopping can improve strength in over-65s, say experts
Physiotherapists say everybody should build strength exercises into their everyday lives.
NHS staff shortages 'mean patients dying alone' in hospitals
Thousands of nurses tell the Royal College of Nursing that care is being compromised.
How long should we wash our hands?
Most people aren't doing it long enough according to a new report.
What can my child eat at school?
As a school bans "unhealthy" foods in lunchboxes, we ask what children are allowed to eat.
Baby heart images could help reduce miscarriage, Leeds research suggests
One in 10 miscarriages is believed to be caused by the failure of the baby's heart to form normally.
The Middle Eastern men having nose jobs
Hussein Zaytouni tells the BBC why he went under the knife.
Doing the unexpected
Hannah, 31, who has cerebral palsy fulfils her dream of playing a musical instrument.
Belle Gibson: Wellness blogger fined for fake cancer tale
An Australian court orders Belle Gibson to pay A$410,000 for misleading her readers.
Catch 22
Time is running out for Cary Gallant, who is going to court to get a liver transplant.
Southwest kicks woman off flight because of dog allergy
Southwest Airlines says the passenger was forcibly removed - but the two dogs were allowed to stay.
Will President Trump let Obamacare 'implode'?
As Republicans in Congress fail to repeal Obamacare, President Trump has hinted at other options.
Should you wipe down your gym yoga mat to avoid germs?
Doctors say shared mats can harbour bacteria and viruses, but gym-goers can avoid infections.
UK 'eliminates measles' for first time
The country stops the disease from freely circulating, but small numbers of cases are still occurring.
Faversham photographer finds new lease of life
Scott Sinden took up photography after he was diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Rise in new HIV cases in over-50s - study
The findings hint that older people are not practising safe sex as most cases were transmitted by intercourse.
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