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England has not made the same strides as Wales and Scotland to improve care, a report says.

How a hospital with some of the best NHS waiting times ended up with patients waiting in corridors.

The footballer says he thinks he'll always be in recovery from the addiction.

Huntington's disease runs through Jackie Harrison's family, but should she take a test which will tell her if she will get it too?

For many people in remote regions access to healthcare is limited, so tech is coming to their aid.

Majority of patients do not get the basic care which could prevent two out of three asthma deaths

It is thought 20,000 children have been left with disabilities caused by sodium valproate.

Doctors tell the High Court intensive care treatment for Isaiah Haastrup is not in his interests.

Doctor Philippa Kaye talks us through what's involved during a cervical screening test.

Changes to the collection of A&E statistics raise concerns the NHS is under more pressure than thought.

Cervical cancer is the most common cancer in women under 35 but a majority are not aware of the risk.

Selwa Hussain is the first woman in the UK to leave hospital with an artificial heart.

Bradley Smith, 20, from St Ives, people should talk more about mental health.

Properties in Persian shallots could boost the effects of antibiotic treatment, a study says.

The Church of England fears new pre-natal tests could lead to a rise in abortions of babies with Down's.

Libby Keating's face was repaired by experts at St George's Hospital in Tooting.

Flu comes along every year - but just how bad it will be is hard to predict.

Oxford professor Liz Frood was fit and healthy until she was struck by what she thought was a stomach bug.

Delayed marriage and parenthood has pushed back perceptions of when adulthood starts.

Money meant to transform services has been used to shore up finances, the National Audit Office says.

Scientists move nearer to one of the biggest goals in medicine - a universal blood test for cancer.

Two women explain their opposing views on the contentious right-to-die issue.

Hospital safety is being "compromised to an unacceptable degree", Welsh emergency consultants warn.

Latest weekly figures show rise in numbers of patients going to their GP and being admitted to hospital.

Noel Conway wins the right to challenge a High Court decision against changing the law on assisted dying.

The latest weekly figures showed that 77.9% of patients were dealt with within the four-hour target time.

"He comes alive when he's here."

Testing everyone for cancer risk genes would save lives and is cost effective say doctors.

A mother-of-two from Pembroke Dock wants to see cannabis legalised to help ease symptoms like hers.

The deaths occurred when a trust did not move into its highest emergency level, Clive Lewis MP says.

The government creates a new ministerial role, which continues the work of the late MP Jo Cox.

A scheme to let parents close their streets to cars so children can play is hugely beneficial to one young resident, who has autism and severe anxiety.

A former patient says Simon Bramhall is a "man of excellence."

Nurses haven been an integral part of the NHS since its inception. Here they talk about what has changed.

More than one in 10 leave the NHS in England every year, enough to staff more than 20 hospitals.

From nurses who operate on their patients to those who run general practices, nursing is changing.

Is it true that you shouldn't eat carbohydrates in the evening?

Why are so many nurses quitting the NHS? One, Mary, tells us her reasons.

Numbers of cases have been increasing since late 2017 and are linked to ongoing large outbreaks in Europe.

Can you sneeze with your eyes open and what is the best way to stop a sneeze?

Using an "honesty box" to voice their concerns, medical staff say they fear patients' safety is being risked.

Experts say maternity wards are still making the same "avoidable errors".

A BBC survey found 70% of women did not tell their employers about their menopause symptoms.

There is an appetite for bold changes in the NHS and social care in Wales, says an expert review.

Doctors and a defence contractor are among those buying bogus qualifications, a BBC probe finds.

Clamping your nose and mouth shut when you need to sneeze is dangerous, doctors warn the public.

The Hord family were given an £8m settlement after an NHS mistake. But what does it pay for?

A rapid rise in flu cases and a spell of severe weather has put additional pressure on the NHS in Scotland.

There have been 4,000 suspected cases of diphtheria in the overcrowded refugee camps and at least 31 deaths.

Bottles of the famous fizzy drink will be smaller and more expensive from March onwards.