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There are weaknesses in the way the performance of locum doctors is checked, a review suggests.

The number of children in care in England is at its highest since the 1980s.

Doctor says each day she is prevented from operating due to lethal NHS failings

Research could lead to new drugs to stop cancer reaching other parts of the body.

Constant stress could be a key factor in raising the risk of a heart attack, say researchers.

Simon Stevens dismisses government claims the NHS is getting "more" money than asked for.

Jeremy Corbyn asks who the prime minister will listen to over warnings about NHS services

Theresa May rejects a Red Cross warning about a humanitarian crisis in the English NHS

Donald Trump and Robert Kennedy promote the widely-rejected claim that vaccines are linked to autism.

The prime minister is facing a day of pressure over the state of the NHS and social care in England.

People over 50 are being advised to avoid caffeine after lunchtime to get a good night's sleep.

The number of people going to A&Es for mental health problems is rising steeply, figures show.

Schools have long been are at the front line when it comes to identifying and helping children with mental heath problems.

None of us can dodge colds and flu, so here's what helps... and what doesn't.

A man moves an ambulance which was blocking a parking space, while staff in the back carried out emergency treatment.

Alcohol switches the brain into starvation mode, ramping up appetite and hunger, scientists discover.

Record numbers of patients are facing long waits in A&Es in England, the BBC learns.

Police investigate the suspected tampering of saline bags at Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle.

A "genuinely ground-breaking" £80m treatment fund is launched by Wales' health secretary, promising speedier access to new medicines.

People will be able to use an app to see what the waiting time is at accident and emergency units.

Cramming all your recommended weekly exercise into one or two weekend sessions is enough to produce health benefits, a study suggests.

The Health Secretary has told the Commons how hospital trusts can relieve their 'distressed' emergency departments on a temporary basis.

The four-hour target to assess patients in A&E in England may be relaxed, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt suggests.

Dementia patients and carers are asked to share their experiences to help the Welsh Government shape the first strategy for Wales.

Dr Sangeeta Mahajan's son Sargaar took his own life in 2014 when he was 20 years old. He had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder just 10 weeks earlier.

A couple who videoed the birth of their son by Caesarean section say they wanted to change people's perceptions about the procedure.

Pledges to help schools and companies deal with the "injustice" of mental illness are announced by the prime minister.

How big a problem is malnutrition on hospital wards?

Teeth can be encouraged to repair themselves with a drug that could replace fillings, say scientists.

A UK-wide survey for The Prince's Trust suggests political upheaval, job worries and low self-confidence have left young people anxious and daunted.

Reform's Andrew Haldenby on a web app and video helping to deliver medical care.

A type of depression may affect people who are genetically at risk of schizophrenia, a new study suggests.

As a new survey suggests one in four young people feels out of control, this is the advice people in their 20s would give to their teenage selves.

Political upheaval, job worries and low self-confidence have left young people anxious and daunted, a survey suggests.

Theresa May rejects claims by the Red Cross of a "humanitarian crisis" in the NHS.

NHS England specialist director Professor Keith Willett rejects claims from the Red Cross that there is a "humanitarian crisis" in its hospitals in England.

The Red Cross is warning there is a "humanitarian crisis" in its hospitals in England, something the NHS denies.

The NHS disputes Red Cross claims of a "humanitarian crisis" in its hospitals in England.

Dr Mark Holland says predictions of "a winter from hell" in England's NHS hospitals are coming true.

Ben Moore is one of the first children in England to receive a false leg for sport, on the NHS.

Ben is one of the first children to be fitted by the NHS with a false leg especially designed for sport.

GPs warn patients with coughs and colds to stay away from surgeries - with cases at a seasonal high.

An NHS director and a software supplier are jailed over a corrupt hospital IT contract.

Surgeons are labeling 3D printing technology as revolutionary - as the ability to print bespoke implants gives patients quicker recovery times and a better end result.

The British Dental Association say some new dentists are facing delays in being able to do NHS work.

The London Ambulance Service is investigating whether computer failure on New Year's Day may have contributed to the death of a patient.

A third of hospital trusts in England warn they need urgent action to cope with patient numbers.

Liverpool Women's Hospital could move to a new site, saying its services are not affordable and patient needs are changing.

Psychiatric patient Oliver Lang tells the BBC how he spent two months longer than necessary in a psychiatric unit.

Nick Martin says online treatment for depression has had a profound effect for him.