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Updated | 2024-11-29 02:00 |
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A row has erupted about links between the sugar industry and scientists that advise government on obesity.
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With tasty treats like artisan breads, pizzas and toasted focaccias, one creative north London bakery doubles as a project for people recovering from mental ill health.
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Guidance is being issued about the use of hidden cameras to monitor the care of people in hospitals and care homes in England.
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Drivers in England will be banned from smoking in their car from October if they are carrying children as passengers.
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An inquiry into the treatment of whistleblowers in the NHS has heard "shocking" accounts of the suffering of staff who have raised concerns.
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Scientists have uncovered more than 90 new gene regions that could help explain why some people are more likely to put on weight than others.
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Google begins providing doctor-checked medical guidance - including illustrations and possible treatments - alongside its search results.
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Opposition parties claim emergency care in Scotland is "in crisis" after ministers intervene at a hospital that failed to meet waiting times targets.
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Paediatrician Dr Kim Holt describes what she went through as a whistleblower and why she wants more action to help people who raise concerns about the NHS.
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