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Musicians around the world rally to raise money for trombonist who has cancer.
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A blind man from Dunstable has been helped to see using "artificial intelligence glasses".
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Issues like eviction are pushing people to into anxiety, depression and panic attacks, says Shelter.
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There has been a record-breaking achievement in distributing tablets to fight neglected tropical diseases, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation says.
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NHS spending on private mental health inpatient beds is rising, BBC freedom of information requests show.
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The mesh can cut into the vagina, leaving some women unable to walk, work or have sex.
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The Duke of Cambridge says he wants his children to grow up able to talk about their feelings.
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Watch an excerpt of their video conversation from their homes in London and Los Angeles.
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The prince was close to a breakdown before eventually getting counselling nearly 20 years after Diana's death.
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A new scheme is being trialled at a Glasgow hospital to help parents keep in touch with their babies.
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The bandages would use real-time 5G technology to monitor and record what treatment is needed.
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More than one billion people in the poorest countries are affected by treatable diseases.
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A bone cancer survivor has told BBC 5 live she climbed a mountain on crutches
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Jumana Nagarwala could face life in jail if convicted of mutilating young girls over more than a decade.
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How Facebook videos have given an important voice to parents and children
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Hayley Matthews says baby Jack adds to the list of avoidable deaths at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust.
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In this Viewsnight, surgeon Stephen Westaby condemns what he calls a culture of blame in the NHS.
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Bereaved parents criticise the NHS trust at the centre of an investigation into its maternity services.
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Should toddlers play with smartphones?
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The nursing union is asking members before deciding whether to issue a formal ballot.
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Simon Tolhurst has drawn around 250 cancer patients and their families as UCLH Artist in Residence.
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Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust to be scrutinised over seven deaths deemed as avoidable.
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A woman praised for her brave battle against premature aging disorder progeria dies aged 18.
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Noel Conway, who has motor neurone disease, wants to be allowed a "peaceful and dignified death".
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Pauline Cafferkey says returning to Sierra Leone, where she caught Ebola, will bring "closure".
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A High Court judge has ruled that doctors can withdraw life support from a sick baby.
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Detailed imaging techniques are to help doctors target head and neck cancers more effectively.
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Big Bird tries to interact with Julia in her TV debut.
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Some eating trends could lead to an increased risk of fractures, young people are told.
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Pauline Cafferkey, the nurse who survived Ebola, is to return to Sierra Leone for the first time since contracting the disease there.
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A Toronto group has been raising money for charity with Harry Potter-themed yoga classes.
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Charlie Gard's parents had wanted to take their eight-month-old son to the US for a trial treatment.
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Having babies nappy-free from birth is apparently growing in popularity with mums on social media.
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Scientists find a compound based on a molecule in dragon blood helps heal infected wounds in mice.
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A 20-year-old is charged with misdemeanour hazing over the incident at Central Michigan University.
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Care providers write to the Prime Minister to warn the adult social care system has begun to collapse.
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The suicide risk for the profession in England is almost twice the national average.
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The two new centres aim to diagnose cancer sooner for patients with only vague symptoms.
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Scientists believe they can make replacement cells to repair the damage caused by this debilitating illness.
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The family of three brothers who died after being treated with contaminated NHS blood products have called for a public inquiry into the scandal.
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Families of people infected with HIV and hepatitis by NHS treatments still seek a public inquiry.
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Service providers write to the prime minister to warn adult social care system has begun to collapse.
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Tulip Mazumdar visits a community in the US which has one of the country's lowest vaccination rates.
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Dr Wendy Sue Swanson, a pediatrician and a mom, answers common questions about vaccines.
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A new emergency treatment for strokes is being rolled out in England which could decrease the risk of long-term disability.
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There was a failure to "examine, diagnose and treat" the mother of three properly, coroner says.
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Kadcyla will be available in Scotland, despite being withdrawn in England because it is too expensive.
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Ransomware attacks on hospitals have become more common, according to internet security experts.
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Scotland will be the first place in the UK to routinely offer the drug to eligible patients.
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