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Researchers say the UK should do more to stop women being forced to wear high heels at work.

Not that there's anything wrong with them in the first place, but you have to see this artist's work.

First babies to be vaccinated in eight weeks to protect against liver diseases.

A mother says doctors blamed for her daughter's death have not apologised or faced sanction.

As training bursaries end, Reality Check looks at the figures for NHS workers from overseas.

Health chiefs say it would help tailor services to meet the needs of adults and children.

The 66-year-old Fields twins have lived together all their lives - now they are even closer after sharing their skin.

One of Britain's biggest banks is launching a new support service for cancer patients

The youngest person in Scotland with MND is recording her natural speech in readiness for the future.

The Manchester Resilience Hub will help people directly affected including children and emergency responders.

Nina Commons, 19, lets others with anorexia write to her for help.

Finger-prick testing for new patients in high-risk areas is effective and can cut costs, a study says.

More nurses, consultants and therapists will be among thousands recruited, says the health secretary.

How a photo of the president's daughter led to a breastfeeding debate in Kyrgyzstan.

Lee Kingsberry has cerebral palsy and says he wanted to give people a reason to stare at him.

The baby's parents, who fought a court battle over his treatment, say they are "so proud of him".

The 11-month-old baby has died. He had suffered from a rare genetic condition.

The health regulator said it would hold itself to account over "openness and transparency".

The ability to experience regret plays a "crucial role" in children's development, a study suggests.

Wine can protect against the condition - but too much is still a bad thing, the research suggests.

His mother says the couple have had "no control" over their son's life or death.

Why Charlie's parents have decided to end their legal battle over their son's treatment.

If no plan is agreed, he will be moved to a hospice and his life support withdrawn soon after.

Research is being carried out into the genetic cause of lipoedema - a disease causing painful fat to build up in the legs. Hollie, 32, is having surgery to treat hers.

An "overwhelmed" department led to delays in the overdose being recognised and treated, a report says.

A rise in referrals without comparable extra funding is affecting vulnerable people, research finds.

Experts are divided over whether people should always finish a course of antibiotics.

Both sides are discussing arrangements for terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard's end of life care.

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Millie Osman, 22, was diagnosed with leukaemia aged two.

Baby's parents want him allowed home, but hospital bosses say a hospice would be a better place.

Annual eyesight screening for diabetics in Wales is having a major impact, new research shows.

Injections of "broadly neutralising antibodies" may give hope to HIV patients.

Jude is nine years old and was born with cerebral palsy. His father started a football club in Stoke-on-Trent so Jude could play with kids like him.

The judge will rule by 14:00 BST on Wednesday whether his parents can take Charlie home to die.

An official report suggests the NHS in England is short of thousands of staff - particularly nurses and midwives.

Sperm counts in men from North America, Europe and Australia halve in less than 40 years, research warns.

Ian Paterson performed unnecessary surgery and asked to be struck off without the need for a hearing.

How much should you eat when you're pregnant? And what nutrients do you need?

Better communication is needed over the use of vaginal mesh implants, says NHS report.

Chris Gard and Connie Yates are distraught after ending their legal battle to treat their baby in the US.

Teens in the study said the vaginal ring, which cuts HIV infections by 56%, was easy to use.

The leading hospital inspector says there are more cost-effective ways of running the service.

The Queen's University study aims to give medical students an insight into living with melanoma.

Dodie describes how she plucked up the courage to try a new treatment for depersonalisation.

Many children risk going hungry over the summer, warns the Trussell Trust, which runs 420 UK food banks.

Three lives were saved for every 100 treated, a trial using a mix of drugs found.

Vlogger Dodie Clark is trying a rare treatment to help her depersonalisation condition.

Letting "gorgeous" Charlie go is "the hardest thing we'll ever have to do", his parents say.

Since the first commercial substitute for breast milk was launched in 1865, formula has shaped the workforce.