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Sperm is stopped in its tracks but there are no side-effects, scientists say.
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DNA-testing kits for health and fitness are growing in popularity, but is it all hype?
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It says it would set tougher A&E targets and upgrade IT, but the Tories say the plans are nonsense.
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Jeremy Hunt says a lack of new attacks is "encouraging", but at least 16 hospital trusts are still affected.
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The Health Secretary told the BBC that some parts of the NHS IT network were vulnerable.
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Security Minister Ben Wallace says the government need to look into why not every NHS trust installed the software that would have protected them from the cyber-attack.
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Hospitals in the capital, Sanaa, are overflowing with patients and scores of people have died.
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Labour's Shadow Brexit Secretary accuses the Tories of using doctors and nurses as "bargaining chips".
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The government says it set aside £50m for NHS cyber-security but Labour says protection contracts were not renewed.
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The RCN says its members will be balloted on taking industrial action unless pay cap is lifted.
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The NHS has been given about £50m to improve its computer systems, defence minister Michael Fallon says.
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Computer experts warn a follow-up to the global ransomware outbreak could hit by Monday.
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A total of 48 NHS trusts were hit, but only six are yet to return to normal, says the home secretary.
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The NHS will have to upgrade its IT systems after being caught up in the global attack, the home secretary says.
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Ambulances are diverted and appointments cancelled as a ransomware infects NHS computers.
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We hear from patients whose operations were cancelled and doctors angry at those behind the attack.
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Patrick Ward booked hotels for his family so they could be close during his septal myectomy at Barts.
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The World Health Organization says at least one person is confirmed to have died from the virus.
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Chloe Hodge from Cornwall received treatment in Pontypridd, 200 miles away.
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The Welsh Government said key workers should be in place by March 2011, but some are still without.
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Blue Tobin was diagnosed with the disease at the age of two and given just a 10% chance of survival.
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They can cause severe stomach pain, vomiting and fever, one case report suggests.
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There has been a sharp decrease in cases of the virus that has been linked to severe birth defects.
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Postcards are being used to decorate the room of Jessie Stocks who has been in hospital for 17 months.
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Too many young people were still waiting too long for treatment, a charity said.
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Numbers waiting longer than they should for operations, cancer care and in A&E are rising.
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Dr Michael Mosley investigates the impact of not getting enough sleep.
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Hundreds of thousands is spent to cope with spike in obesity-related admissions.
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Actress Sarah Emmott wants to explain what it is like having ADHD, so she's written a play about it. Declaration is now on tour across the UK.
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Heavy drinkers from deprived areas are more likely to die or fall ill due to alcohol, a report finds.
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A look at the growing popularity around the world of exercise classes for pregnant women.
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Newer medications have fewer side effects and are more efficient at stopping the virus.
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Sir James Munby says splitting up ageing couples to put them in care homes could be fatal.
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Tania Khan sent the book to maternity wards around the country to help fellow parents.
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New evidence adds to previous studies suggesting a link between painkillers such as ibuprofen and heart harm.
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Jason Evans says his father was killed by contaminated blood that the government "knew was dangerous".
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Connor Sparrowhawk drowned after suffering an epileptic fit in July 2013.
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Young people have been "deliberately risking their health", Wiltshire Police says.
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Campaigners fear too many young people are being put on Roaccutane, a drug linked with suicidal feelings.
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The price of an innovative device which allows women to inject themselves with contraception has been cut.
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Joanna O'Toole said looking after sick children had "taught her an awful lot" about her own situation.
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Heartbroken widower Russell Davison says he wants to challenge attitudes towards death.
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The aunt of a 38-year-old woman who died of skin cancer warns of the risks of sunbathing and sunbeds.
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Public health officials say it could protect vulnerable children, but how would it work?
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Jeremy Corbyn says a Labour government would make car parking free at all NHS hospitals in England.
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Labour says it will make car parking free at NHS hospitals at a cost of £162m.
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Measures to boost child health would see all TV shows before the watershed covered by restrictions.
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A woman whose son became ill is helping to raise awareness about acquired brain injury.
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More than a third of smokers have still never tried "safer" e-cigarettes, health charity says.
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