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Frankie Bailey-Wheeler and Tom Wheeler tell Victoria Derbyshire how they paid thousands of pounds for fertility treatments to boost IVF success rates.

A killer condition linked to 1,500 deaths every year in Wales is not always being treated in the same way in Welsh hospitals, new research claims.

Children found with e-cigarettes face exclusion, the head teacher of their primary school tells parents.

No win, no fee adverts are appearing widely on NHS patient advice leaflets, marketing companies say.

A charity says there have been 102 suicides so far this year - the highest since its records began.

How taking up running has transformed the life of a late-onset asthma sufferer.

The Victoria Derbyshire programme meets children who have been bullied over the way they look.

BBC Panorama research suggests there is no hard evidence IVF add-ons increase pregnancy chances.

NHS Highland apologises for "past failings" after an inquiry following the deaths of five babies at one hospital found at least two of the deaths were "potentially avoidable".

Will the NHS's savings plan work? Mark Lobel reports.

Bed shortages mean a young patient with anorexia has to be treated hundreds of miles from her family.

Twenty areas in England are to get funds to help pregnant women and new mums with mental health problems.

An ex-pharmaceutical executive explains why he now banks on Canada's medical marijuana industry.

Four health experts jailed for defrauding the NHS are ordered to hand over their assets or face more time in custody.

A nurse who hid Ebola survivor Pauline Cafferkey's high temperature is suspended for two months.

Three babies are born addicted to drugs every day because of their mother's dependency, but some experts believe it is better to allow mother and baby to detox together.

Trevi House in Plymouth has the only remaining mother and baby drug and alcohol rehabilitation program in the UK.

Scientists discover that spreading lung cancer cells are like collapsed tents adrift in the wind.

Being bottom of the social heap alters the immune system and can damage health, study concludes.

An ex-health secretary says an "incredibly difficult" two years await the NHS in England.

Scientists looking into invertebrate animals discover nearly 1,500 new viruses - the largest number documented in any one study.

Former Health Secretary Andrew Lansley is disappointed by the Autumn Statement

Hospital staff left a premature baby in a basket in a sluice room to die alone, a report reveals.

Health and social care leaders condemn the Autumn Statement as a missed opportunity for new funding.

Bacteria which eat others of their kind could be a new weapon in the fight against superbugs.

The death rate from aortic aneurysms is more than three times higher in England than in the US, official data shows.

Toxic air is causing almost half a million premature deaths in Europe every year, a new report says.

A nurse accused of falsifying the temperature of Ebola-infected colleague Pauline Cafferkey, has been found to be dishonest.

Dengue fever kills at least 20 people in Burkina Faso, where about 2,000 cases have been recorded.

Huddersfield is a particularly hard place to find an NHS dentist. So what happens to people’s teeth?

There were 24,300 extra deaths in England and Wales last winter - about half the number of 2014-15.

Chrissy, 29, says she feels grateful to be alive after the combined pill caused her to have pulmonary embolisms.

A young newsreader suffering from cancer has taken the unusual step - for Japan - of blogging about her illness. If she dies, she says, she doesn't want pity.

Tests for cancer diagnosis are under threat as labs struggle to cope with rising demand, a charity says.

UK teenagers drink enough sugar every year to fill a bathtub with fizzy cola, a Cancer Research UK study suggests.

Tuesday night's Radio 1 and 1Xtra Stories explores the future of the pill and what could come next. Here are four possibilities.

Tonight's Radio 1 and 1Xtra Stories explores the future of the pill and what could come next. Here are four possibilities.

Patients could be asked to show two forms of identification before they are treated, says health chief.

Dr Meirion Thomas says patients should have to prove they are eligible for NHS treatment

Dementia is now the leading cause of death in England and Wales, but the proportion of people with dementia is falling. How is this explained?

Wendy Mitchell, who has early onset dementia, told the Victoria Derbyshire programme how her benefits have stopped following a reassessment.

Thousands of people living with degenerative conditions are losing part or all of their disability benefits after being reassessed.

UK teenagers drink enough sugar every year to fill a bath with fizzy cola, a Cancer Research UK study suggests.

There is growing evidence that the dementia crisis may not be as bad as first feared, say researchers.

When it comes to fruit and vegetables, two-a-day might be more realistic advice to give to families says one of the UK's leading doctors.

Parents whose babies died during childbirth at an East Ayrshire hospital call for a public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.

A TV presenter's campaign changed the way we put our babies to sleep and helped save thousands of lives.

A former minister urges the government to use tax breaks to help people save for care in later life.

Mandy Littlewood has polycystic kidney disease and needed an organ transplant. Two of her children also have the condition.

More than 400 NHS patients and staff were referred to police over radicalisation fears in a year.