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A minister says the idea of patients being discharged to people's spare rooms must be scrutinised.
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The clocks are about to go back in the UK. How does sleep affect our lives?
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The closeness of friendships also seemed to be more important than the number.
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Having an abortion is a tough decision, leaving some women with regret while others feel relieved.
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Children are facing long waiting times and unequal access to mental health services, a report says.
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A pioneering new project helps young people with life-limiting conditions to express their opinions.
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Recommendations which could have stopped the WannaCry ransomware attack were ignored, a report says.
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Two-year-old boys Jaga and Kalia underwent 16 hours of surgery, the first of its kind in India.
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The Abortion Act is 50 years old. Two women who've had an abortion, then and now, share their stories.
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Over-reliance on and misuse of antibiotics has raised fears of a future without effective medicines.
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Heart patients improve their survival chances by having surgery in the afternoon, research suggests.
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Jamie Oliver says Scottish government plans to restrict price promotions and adverts are "trailblazing".
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The president shares a story about the "tough life" of his tragic sibling as he battled alcoholism.
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Women in Scotland are the first in the UK to be allowed to take the abortion pill at home.
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Employers are being urged to help staff, with mental health at work plans and open discussions.
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Audit Scotland's annual report on NHS Scotland lists concerns over missed targets, waiting times and funding.
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Southend Hospital says it has no plans to accommodate NHS patients in Airbnb style pilot "at this time".
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A hard or 'no deal' Brexit could have a serious impact on NHS Wales, a health expert warns.
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For nearly two decades Sweden has been battling a mysterious illness, which affects only the children of asylum-seekers.
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The researchers were surprised how many outbreaks they detected in the east of England.
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Autistic children at a special educational needs school in London have yoga classes every week.
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Rising rates may be a sign patients are being rushed out of hospital, a watchdog warns.
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Ex-policewoman Sue Cox smokes cannabis to relieve the pain of crippling multiple sclerosis.
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A healthcare firm aims to recruit people with spare rooms in a bid to tackle hospital "bed blocking".
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Meet the women who set up the campaign for people with Crohn's and colitis.
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All new dads need postnatal depression screening says father who suffered after his son's birth.
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People with hidden disabilities are raising awareness of their conditions on social media.
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Readers share their experiences of going through IVF treatment.
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They worry there are "significant gaps" in what we know about them and how they are regulated.
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The tattoo could be a wearable device measuring electrical activity of the brain, muscles or heart.
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Former PFA chairman Clarke Carlisle describes the moment a man found him in Liverpool, as he struggled with his mental health.
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Around 22 million people get typhoid fever each year and 220,000 die.
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The brain network associated with daydreaming plays key role in allowing us to perform tasks on autopilot, researchers find.
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The clinic, based in London, is known to have had high-profile clients, including TV star Katie Price.
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A 79-year-old man died shortly after being declared fit for discharge at Prince Philip Hospital.
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Spelling and postcode mistakes have triggered thousands of wrongly issued fines, a watchdog says.
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The new picture of a mother with her baby was proposed by a nurse at University College London Hospital.
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The General Dental Council found more than 20 examples of failings.
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It is claimed one life a week could be saved in Wales if cheap alcohol sales are banned.
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The BMA's Dr Mark Porter says between £200m and £500m may be recouped. Is he right?
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The surgeon is able to communicate with colleagues in the US and India during the operation.
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Providers of NHS treatment are now required to charge patients who aren't eligible for free care.
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Health officials say many illnesses get better on their own and patients don't need prescriptions.
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The BBC's Sophie Sulehria shares her personal experience of struggling to have a baby through IVF.
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Campaigners say UK taxpayers "effectively pay twice" for medicines, increasing NHS budget pressures.
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Jamie Pye, from Norfolk, says his work with horses helped him deal with the condition.
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Paul Grover lost hundreds of thousands of pounds; now he's at a rehab centre for gambling addicts.
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We need to stand by those who stand by us, says an MP whose bill is a step closer to becoming law.
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Children who are unaware they have Irlen Syndrome are "being turned off education", it is claimed.
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Girls with "life-threatening" food allergies were exposed to food in an allergy clinic waiting room.
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