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Concern is voiced over the availability of later-stage abortions in Scotland as new figures are published.

Jade, 21 from Liverpool suffers with body dysmorphic disorder - but she decided to take a stand against her condition.

Twisted citrus-glazed carrots and sweet sizzlin' green beans anyone?

Come rain or shine these pupils from Lancashire run a daily mile, and doctors say it's making a difference to their school work and health.

Thousands of care workers could get a choice if they want to be on zero-hours contracts or not.

The cyber-security expert who defeated the Wannacry attack briefly feared he had helped it spread.

Numbers registering to work in NHS fall by 96%, as experts warn patient care could be put at risk.

More people are dying from weight-related illness, even though they are not clinically "obese".

Connie Yates posted the image with the message "a picture speaks a thousand words".

"Recognize the Danger" was the opening message at a star studded event in Vienna to raise money for AIDS charities.

Mars recalls some Galaxy, Maltesers Teasers and Minstrels bags due to a possible presence of salmonella.

European Court of Human Rights tells UK to maintain treatment of sick baby Charlie Gard until 13 June.

NHS England figures show there were over 380,000 patients waiting longer than 18 weeks in April.

The Supreme Court rejects an appeal over plans to take the sick baby to the US for treatment.

Charlie's mother broke down in tears and screamed as justices announced their decision.

A total of 798 deaths associated with the disease have been recorded in the past six weeks.

The risk of serious harm from illegal drug use can be reduced, public health experts say.

Rochdale midfielder Joe Thompson and wife Chantelle speak to BBC Sport about his second battle with cancer.

Secret Garden Party founder backs the calls after a successful pilot scheme at his 2016 event.

A blind man in Scotland has qualified as a self-defence instructor, and is teaching other blind people how to protect themselves

Parisian Clotilde Nonnez has lived in the capital for 30 years and has seen her health deteriorate.

Dr Kirsty Bonney says she wants to see boys "equally protected" against cancers caused by HPV.

Hard-boiled or fried, a trial in Ecuador suggests eggs may provide vital nutrition to reduce stunting.

It might lessen the impact of big heart disease risk factors, including high blood pressure, researchers claim.

Orthopaedic surgeon Magdy Eskander denies sexually assaulting children during hospital examinations.

Nursing leaders claims a staff shortages in the Scottish NHS could threaten patient care.

Ian Toothill, who has just months to live, reaches the summit of the world's highest mountain.

Reality Check: The Conservative manifesto said NHS spending would increase - but by how much?

Vaccinations are being carried out at the school and parents have been sent letters to alert them to the risk.

With three terror incidents in just three months, the NHS must be primed for any eventuality.

Everyone is entitled to keep their vote secret, but in practice blind BBC journalist Salim Patel is worried someone might get a sneak peak.

Airlines should carry more medical equipment for dealing with in-flight cardiac arrests, say doctors.

Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey returns to Sierra Leone for the first time since contracting Ebola there.

Lead researcher describes findings from the clinical trial as a "once-in-a-career feeling".

Ovarian cancer sufferer Marianne says the ONX-0801 trial was her "only option".

Small study raises hopes of treating women with advanced disease who do not respond to other drugs.

A Canadian doctor says one short letter managed to convince doctors that opioids were safe.

The late doctor of a Dutch IVF clinic is suspected of fathering 60 children using his own sperm.

Our screens might be getting flatter but our children are getting fatter, researchers say.

The "grim reality" of NHS financial pressures means many people are waiting in pain, surgeons say.

A BBC investigation into patient waiting times at Kettering General led to allegations of misconduct.

At least 400 children in Wales have needed hospital treatment for sleep problems since March 2013.

Half a million children still die each year, with India and Nigeria among the most affected.

Viktoria Tautz is found guilty of manslaughter after ten-month-old Joshua Paul died in her care.

Dr Ibrar Majid, who saved lives on the night of the attack, on his feelings as a Muslim for the bomber.

TV presenter Nadia Sawalha posted a video online "confessing" she was losing her hair.

A US study says there is no benefit in terms of hygiene from washing in hot water rather than cold.

The parents of nine-month-old Charlie Gard say they will keep fighting to get him treatment in the US.

Mental health concerns raised in survey of 12,000 workers from across the UK.