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One nurse lost consciousness after inhaling fumes while attending an ill prisoner, her union says.

An A&E nurse opens up about life on the front line as the profession considers asking for body cameras.

A report suggests the need for cancer patients to remain positive means they are not discussing end of life care.

A Bristol mother explains what a teacher of the deaf service means to her and her family.

Scientists are working on an inhalable treatment that could stop any cold virus in its tracks.

News At Ten's Tom Bradby is reportedly off work because of insomnia - a condition that's hard to treat.

Tom Pollock says he didn't realise he had an eating disorder because he didn't 'fit the stereotype'.

An emergency operator accused of ignoring a French woman's plea hours before her death says she refuses to take the blame.

Pfizer experts say the fake pills have been found to contain rat poison, insecticides and lead paint.

New figures show sharp rise in number of primary-age children referred for mental health help.

Theresa May said £40m of government money would help build a "lasting legacy" for the politician.

The prince pays tribute to "one of our country's greatest treasures" as the health service turns 70.

Anaesthetists say deaths could have been prevented with better knowledge of patient allergies.

It is unrealistic to think Ebola will ever be eradicated, but it is now easier to prevent a crisis.

Nurse leaders brand staffing levels in NHS dangerous as public express concern about numbers.

One woman talks honestly about why she calls herself fat and how her weight shapes her life.

Some studies show night owls are at greater risk of health problems so should we all become early risers?

The Girl Behind The Lens exhibition celebrates female photographers around mental health and recovery.

Protesters call for more research into treatments for chronic fatigue syndrome.

Nurses from overseas who work in the NHS should not be charged to receive healthcare, union leaders say.

From expeditions in Antarctica to rescuing swimmers, three nurses tell their surprising stories.

Bethany Shipsey's parents want a judicial review, claiming she did not intend to take her own life.

Mayor Sadiq Khan says a ban could tackle the "ticking time bomb" of child obesity.

It has emerged that at least 208 women diagnosed with cancer should have received earlier intervention.

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Use our tracker to check whether your local services are meeting strict waiting-time targets for cancer, routine operations and A&E.

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Patients watchdogs report issues ranging from stress to extreme pain because of long waits for treatment.

UK struggling to hit cancer targets as number of cancelled operations hit record high in England.

The actress's symptoms of memory loss and confusion have grown worse recently, her husband says.

The emergency services can assess how seriously ill a person is before setting off to the scene.

Dan Mole and his fiancee said they "struggled" with a lack of support for younger stroke patients.

An initiative to get pupils to walk or run a mile every day leads to a major boost to their health, study finds.

Max Johnson waited seven months for a heart transplant. Now he could change the law.

Scientists say an existing drug could one day treat baldness, but why do men try to "cure" themselves of it?

Salimata, who lives in Bournemouth, was subjected to female genital mutilation in Senegal at the age of five.

A BBC Watchdog investigation tested hygiene standards at Odeon, Vue and Cineworld chains.

The Australian scientist, 104, sets out his reasons for travelling to Switzerland to voluntarily end his life.

The government agrees to act after MPs raise concerns about patient confidentiality.

Cancer patients are being put at risk by tougher rules on immigration, say specialist doctors.

Sunrise Senior Living will pay more than £2m after the competition watchdog intervened

The lead researcher says the discovery could "make a real difference to people".

Trials show the vaccine is low risk and protects girls and young women against a virus linked to cervical cancer.

Government's child mental health plan leaves hundreds of thousands without proper care, says report.

A 13-year-old boy regains consciousness just after his parents signed paperwork to donate his organs.

A young man who was bullied over his appearance is using his ordeal to help others.

There is no overwhelming evidence that it will help, says the health body NICE in new draft guidelines.

Paramedics in Staffordshire returned to their vehicle to find a note saying they do a "fantastic job".

NHS spending on the private sector was just over £9bn last year.