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Scientists will investigate how behavioural therapy could help control difficult side effects.
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Girls as young as nine want surgery on their vagina because they are upset by its appearance, the Victoria Derbyshire show is told.
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The man's age, not just the woman's, has an impact on IVF success rates, say researchers.
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Zarina Brady explains why she and others from the UK are heading to Bulgaria to study medicine.
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Great Ormond Street Hospital says it is working on plans for terminally ill Charlie Gard's care.
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Trainee doctors head for Central and Eastern Europe to study, lured by high standards and lower costs.
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With Scotland set to join Wales in having an "opt-out" system for organ donation, why are England and Northern Ireland not following suit?
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The John and Catherine MacArthur Foundation is awarding a huge grant for a project which will make "real and measurable progress in solving a critical problem of our time".
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His parents criticise doctors for not allowing them to bring the 10-month-old home to die.
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Creative campaigns are needed to reach some groups of young women, researchers say.
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Doctors want an end to leaving the car running at the school gates.
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Ministers make concession ahead of threatened Commons rebellion over Queen's Speech.
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Tania Gergeln had ECT for severe bipolar disorder while pregnant with her second daughter.
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Drones could reach people suffering cardiac arrest faster than ambulances, according to a new trial.
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Campaigners say too many people cannot afford their regular medication and should have free prescriptions.
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Falling vaccine rates are a "mortal danger to my daughter", a father warns an Italian regional leader.
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Kettering General Hospital says its historical data management was "well-intended, if misguided".
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Council chiefs warn of £824m of savings despite an increase in the budget to over £20bn.
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The special sticking plaster delivers a pain-free "do-it-yourself" dose of the vaccine into the skin.
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Doctors warn the national programme of changes is being rushed through and is wasting money.
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Make-up artist Natalie Crawford wants to help others after she lost her breasts, ovaries and hair.
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The European Court rejects a plea from the parents of Charlie Gard to intervene in his case.
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The British Medical Association has supported removing abortion from criminal law.
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BBC1's Doctor in the House Rangan Chatterjee helps single mum La-Vern improve her lifestyle so she can avoid developing type 2 diabetes.
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Oxford scientists are excited by the prospect of making a drug from a bug.
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Cancer test results, child protection notes and medication advice were among notes left to pile up in a warehouse.
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A suntan is a sign of skin damage, not glowing health, NHS England and the Met Office remind parents.
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The former pharmaceutical chief denies operating a Ponzi-like scheme that cheated investors.
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Glendon has a brain tumour - there are drugs that might extend his life but he must pay for them.
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Hannah Barham-Brown feared her dreams of becoming a medic would be over after the NHS offered her an impractical wheelchair.
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A case study has shown how magnetic implants in the eye can successfully control the movement of the eye.
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Scientists at Oxford University begin a trial to pinpoint early tell-tale signs of dementia.
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A group of women in NI say they have been left scarred after having vaginal mesh implants.
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Researchers find 45 to 54-year-olds spend on average 7.8 hours per weekday sitting down.
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Private patients expect the best treatment, but what happens if things go wrong?
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Anyone who has taken "magic" or "pink champagne" should seek urgent medical attention, say police.
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The mesh left one woman "screaming on all fours from the agonising pain".
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Surgeons have warned the repair technique is leaving many patients in chronic pain.
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One of Britain's most senior doctors claims ministers are "picking the pockets" of NHS staff.
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Ammash, 4, has leukaemia and the funds for his treatment are running out.
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Jen Bickel has endured several rounds of IVF and two ectopic pregnancies but she has not yet given up hope of having a baby.
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There are an estimated 5,000 new cases of cholera in Yemen every day, with 200,000 people affected.
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Stars including Midge Ure, Kim Wilde and Tony Hadley supported singer Kenny Thomas' appeal.
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Clinical trials are due to begin in late 2018 with the aim of a full rollout two years later.
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Gabriel, 4, gets distracted on set during a Victoria Derbyshire discussion on sickle cell disease.
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The mother of a 10-year-old asthma victim calls for the condition to be taken more seriously.
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Natalie Balmain has type 1 diabetes and says the clothes she has designed will help women manage the condition.
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South America could be home to the next major threat to the world's health, researchers say.
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A key part of reducing the number of Ebola deaths was ensuring safe burials, research says.
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Among gay and bisexual men, new diagnoses have fallen for the first time in England.
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