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Britain and China are among the countries affected by the recall of baby milk formula products.

A teaching union compares energy drinks to “legal highs” and says pupils are consuming them in “excessive quantities.”

The parents of a boy, six, who died from meningitis B have called on all children to be vaccinated.

Many women benefit from the use of vaginal mesh and they should have a choice, surgeons say.

A mum is taking photos of herself on the loo to campaign for disabled toilet facilities.

Care home residents in Wales have been decorating their Zimmer frames to make them more identifiable.

Fitness app Strava analysed 24.7m runs and 31m bike rides logged across the UK this year.

University student Averil Hart's family say she starved herself to death in 10 weeks.

The health secretary says the NHS needs to be better at dealing with mental health crisis cases.

The British Dietetic Association says: "If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is".

A mother dying from breast cancer has set up a campaign to expand a screening programme.

Two young stroke survivors meet by chance and fall in love.

University student Averil Hart's family said she starved herself to death in 10 weeks.

Three in 10 elite footballers may be affected by exercise-induced asthma, a study has found.

Labour accuses the government of "a waste of taxpayers' money" over plans to consult on a cap.

Disgraced breast surgeon Ian Paterson carried out hundreds of botched operations on his patients.

Nurses and doctors fear patients are being put at risk after numbers waiting over four hours doubles.

When Lauren Thomas, 19, became a mother, she found the experience incredibly lonely.

The highest rise in carrying excess weight occurs between the ages of seven and 11, data suggests.

Toxic air is putting the brain development of millions of infants under one at risk, Unicef says.

Brenda Grant tried to pull tubes out of her arm after being put in a nursing home, her family says.

Few cases of postnatal PTSD are referred and treated in Wales, an expert says.

US food chiefs have updated guidelines after investigating an E. coli outbreak caused by flour.

Alice, a married 26-year-old mother-of-two, has schizophrenia and is fed up of being portrayed as dangerous because of her condition.

Mother-of-two Hannah Freimanis suffered flashbacks after the traumatic birth of her first son, Marleigh.

Why are some people able to hear this gif even though it is silent?

Retailers urged to put warning signs on packs after reports of 17 infant deaths.

Isobel took part in an intensive weight loss programme to reverse her type 2 diabetes

Isobel was one of 300 people on a trial that reversed type 2 in nearly half of patients.

The pain of endometriosis has plagued Carrie-Mae Macmillan for most of her life.

Missed GP appointments cost the NHS time and money and a study reveals the extent of the problem.

Spending on health does not seem to to be resulting in improved services, a senior AM warns.

A campaign group is accusing the Welsh Government of not acting over nitrogen dioxide in the air.

Caron Garrod is happy to talk about her condition, but called the DVLA's blunder "offensive".

A carer who attacked a 90-year-old with a knife and hammer had a previous assault conviction.

Heart transplantation has become a routine surgical operation, but the future promises equally amazing progress.

The tech tackling fake baby formula, dodgy drugs, conflict diamonds and fishy fish.

When a police officer's baby was born prematurely, colleagues formed a "cuddle club" to comfort him.

Stores in East Anglia will sell expired dried and tinned items for 10p in a bid to cut food waste.

The prediction comes amid concern about higher than average waiting times at the health board.

French firm Sanofi says it may worsen the potentially deadly disease in those not infected so far.

Adults in Wales are presumed to have consented to organ donation unless they have opted out.

The hospital which employed the doctors said the "strict action" was taken after an initial inquiry.

This can help to warm up winter air before it is breathed in and reduce the risk of an attack.

George Hodgson tells the BBC he sought treatment for his mental illness, but faced a long wait.

The government promises to bring in new mental health support teams and improve waiting times.

It is 50 years since the first heart transplant took place, ushering in a new era of media attention and medical celebrity.

When Carla Atherton found she had the faulty BRCA gene, she did everything to save her life.

Tania suffers from extreme migraines that cause vomiting. A new treatment could ease that.

Mr Giles’s first solo trip was to New Orleans in 2000 - he has now visited more than 120 countries.