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Why are people so upset at the video of football pundit Jamie Carragher spitting?

Norway has led the way in introducing a sugar tax - but not everybody in the country is a fan.

A faulty gene means two sisters are at a higher risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer.

Two patients operated on by consultant neurosurgeon Hussien El-Maghraby went on to die.

Research finds that nerves controlling the legs decrease by around 30% by the age of 75.

Scientists say empathy is not just something we learn - it is also affected by our genes.

Guidance includes dealing with patients confused between their gender preference and their birth gender.

One woman has finally found good care after years of struggling with the condition

Four people from the University of Birmingham's 1000 Elders group on what they might do differently.

Beth Cobbold, 21, from Ipswich, said she would not be alive without blood donations.

A study finds women have fewer regrets about casual sex if they initiated it and the sex was good.

Lucy, from Bradford, uses a technique not currently in the UK to produce realistic 3D looking nipples for breast cancer survivors.

Mother Nicole decided against a Caesarean section, and all the boys are doing well.

"A patient died due entirely to the dangerous overcrowding of the department," a leaked email says.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists wants the government to allow more recruitment from overseas.

Unions want a deal well above the 1% public sector pay cap imposed by ministers in recent years.

The healthiest regions were often the most isolated and diets were more varied, research suggests.

For years, Lucie was treated for mental health problems - in fact she had a severe form of premenstrual syndrome.

Ian Jordan claims to be able to treat the vision of people with autism using coloured filters.

The baby's parents, who fought a court battle over his treatment, say their son "fought bravely".

Research at the University of Aberdeen could eventually help children avoid unnecessary treatment.

Surgeons say those waiting for hip and knee treatment are worst affected by decisions to put off operations.

The gap in healthy life expectancy between the best and worst areas is more than 30 years, figures show.

Newsbeat went to find out if people could guess how many calories are in typical lunchtime meals.

Layla Rose Ermenekli had a rash consistent with meningitis on her hip at hospital, an inquest hears.

One caller rang an ambulance service 3,594 times in 12 months.

Charli Howard went from being an anorexic teenager to a campaigner for body positivity.

Ellen Murphy's boyfriend sustained brain damage in an unprovoked attack. She turned to music to help.

Harry Bosomworth had been treated for paranoid schizophrenia but his medication was stopped.

The Court of Appeal rules doctors can stop treating seriously ill 21-month-old Alfie Evans.

Tom Rebair has won a Prince's Trust award for turning his life around after developing anorexia.

A Russian man and his daughter are critically ill. How will officials find out whether they were poisoned?

Children suffered worse injuries at trampoline parks than when using home equipment, a hospital finds.

Tennis great Serena Williams says it may be time for "women to be comfortable with having uncomfortable conversations".

Counterfeit Xanax tablets laced with a deadly painkiller are being used as a party drug

Health officials tell manufacturers to cut the portion sizes of pizzas, ready meals and takeaways.

Children suffered worse injuries at trampoline parks than when using home equipment, a hospital finds.

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust apologised for failing to share information with police.

The pair were found in Salisbury city centre, where several locations have been cordoned off.

Boots becomes the latest retailer to introduce an age limit to the high-caffeine and sugary drinks.

Diagnosis times for the condition could be reduced from six weeks to a matter of days, say experts.

A comedian says a cancer campaign about obesity is "damaging". Is it wrong to be blunt about weight?

Red alerts and travel chaos are causing misery, but many people have braved the wintry conditions

Action must be taken and the NHS can lead the way, says a report by the chief medical officer for England.

Scandinavian researchers say a new classification would mean better treatment for patients.

Doctors told Sarah she had a 1% chance of conceiving after chemotherapy to treat her breast cancer.

Victoria Snell chose to have her leg amputated after six years of "constant pain".

Two former nurses from Ghana and Malawi share their experiences of caring for the dying.

With a sharp rise in deaths expected, we need to consider how we care for people at the end of life.

Rhiannon Oldham did not know she was pregnant when partner Gareth Williams dialled 999 for help.