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Helen Jarvis has been affected by the breast cancer screening error. She said there were problems with the helpline.

But one woman who has had chronic pain since having mesh surgery wants them banned.

A review, commissioned after the death of Connor Sparrowhawk, found failings in one in eight deaths.

Women who eat fast food regularly and not enough fruit are more likely to struggle to conceive, a study suggests.

Three people talk about how they don't worry about being classed as obese because they need to be bigger for their jobs.

Andy Gray runs GymFants in Teesside and it's an exercise class with a difference.

It follows revelations that 450,000 women have not been invited for breast scans since 2009.

Children are "self-medicating" with an anxiety drug often sold to them by schoolmates, the BBC finds.

Paul Meisak is making an online diary after being told his cancer is incurable.

One mum's experience of her daughter's eczema drove her to set up a charity to help others.

Scientists say the new test avoids the risks of other tests and is more cost-efficient.

A family says a former north Wales elderly mental health ward was "like a circus".

Experts say the findings suggest the NHS could better spend the £23m each year it costs for the treatment.

They were made in a dish from mouse stem cells and resembled an embryo of about three days old.

A man says his wife might have lived if she had not been one of 450,000 women who missed being screened.

Four people talk about their experiences of being detained under the Mental Health Act.

Sushi, 29, is an average-sized, healthy woman on the outside - but what about on the inside?

How does England's breast screening programme work and what went wrong?

Hundreds of women in England may have died prematurely after failing to receive breast scan invitations.

A surgeon says people who need surgery to remove excess skin after massive weight loss are being overlooked.

Amy lost 19 stone but tells Newsbeat the excess skin she was left with is making her unhappy.

Is boys' health being put at risk because they are not included in the official HPV immunisation programme?

Rebecca Barker says sex addiction took over her life and ruined her relationship.

Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge will use a technique which can keep a liver "alive" outside the body.

The recall comes after a review of a neurology consultant at the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.

A terminally ill man should have the right to decide when he dies, the Court of Appeal hears.

TV chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall gave evidence to MPs on how to tackle the epidemic.

The British Homeopathic Association takes NHS England to the High Court after it asked GPs to stop prescribing treatment.

An IT expert believes bugs in medical devices and computers could be contributing to patient deaths.

One small study suggests it might be the case - but is it just another moon-based old wives' tale?

Noah Connell, who turns one this weekend, is the youngest person in the UK to have had the surgery.

Scientists say there is a cut-off age for learning a language fluently.

The celebrity chef says snacks like biscuits and chocolate are a "treat" in his house.

The new law sets a minimum price at which alcohol can be sold in a bid to tackle problem drinking.

Aaron James from Bodmin says his anxiety has improved because of his weight loss.

British researchers want to build a huge network of personal smartphones to process data overnight.

The price of unhealthy drinks is going up - in the hope that we will make "better" choices.

A study finds a diet rich in oily fish may help to delay natural menopause, while carbs hasten it.

Disposable tampons and menstrual pads can contain plastics and are often flushed into water systems.

Debut novelist Adebayo Ayobami reveals how sickle cell disease inspired her book.

Joggers are picking up litter in a fitness trend that has come to the UK from Sweden.

Alec Brown saved his baby son's life using recently-acquired CPR skills.

Just weeks after taking a first aid workshop, Alec Brown had to put his new skills into practice on his son.

Thousands want answers after being infected with hepatitis C and HIV from contaminated blood products.

Security staff at five of Wales' health boards now wear recording devices to try to deter violence.

A new play, set during a workout, tackles the obsessive compulsive disorder bigorexia.

With thousands in Nigeria addicted to codeine cough syrup, BBC Africa goes undercover to investigate.

Craig Toley reveals how he dealt with a cancer diagnosis as men are urged to talk more about the illness.

Why do some struggle more to lose weight than others?

Before 23-month-old Alfie Evans's death, his parents were fighting to take him to Italy for treatment.