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The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service says it will keep a "major incident" in place for the remainder of Friday's strike after failing to get a guarantee from paramedics.
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Another British military healthcare worker has been flown to a hospital in Newcastle and a second is due to arrive from Sierra Leone to be monitored for Ebola.
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Cases of scarlet fever in England have more than doubled between September and March compared with last year, Public Health England says.
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Teenagers will soon be vaccinated against deadly meningitis W after a steep rise in the number of infections, Public Health England has announced.
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The NHS in England has missed its accident and emergency waiting time target for every week of the winter, figures show.
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Pressures in the NHS are so great that even the best hospitals in England are seeing patients wait longer for key services, an analysis shows.
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Joanne Thompson, whose daughter choked to death at nursery school, talks about her charity, Millie's Trust, that has successfully campaigned for staff to have first aid training.
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West Africa is ripe for a measles outbreak that could infect hundreds of thousands of people, US researchers are warning.
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Tim Parry from Alzheimer's Research UK spoke to BBC news about the impact he had on the charity.
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The push to improve cancer services in England has "lost momentum" in the past two years, says a report from the Commons Public Accounts Committee.
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Why not introduce more NHS charges, asks BBC's Nick Triggle
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A female British military healthcare worker in Sierra Leone has tested positive for Ebola, it has been announced.
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MPs have voted in favour of introducing standardised packaging for cigarettes in the UK.
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A Lanarkshire woman whose baby suffered brain damage during birth has won a 16-year fight for £5.25m compensation.
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Does tough legislation have an impact on the smoking rate?
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Caroline Lucas says NHS market structures cost more than £10bn a year and this could be better spent on patient care.
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How one 19-year-old got hooked on synthetic cannabis when he was 16
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MPs are expected to approve the introduction of standardised packaging for cigarettes later.
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An experimental cancer drug has been fast-tracked to NHS patients under a new government scheme in England.
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A former soldier who has early-onset Alzheimer's disease is raising money to research the condition that has devastated his family.
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Hospitals, GPs, community services and care homes are being brought together in England to provide more joined up care for patients under a series of pilots.
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A report about to be published by the government's Business Champion, will call for more support for woman coping with menopause in the workplace
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Women taking HRT pills for the menopause should be aware there is a small chance it could increase their risk of blood clots and possibly stroke, a study suggests.
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Two promising approaches to finding effective weight loss drugs have been presented at the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society.
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A plan to privatise about £75m of NHS services in Cornwall is abandoned after bosses decided it would not deliver the right results.
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A "worryingly high" number of children with type 1 diabetes have warning signs of long-term health complications, including blindness, a report says.
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There are wide variations in Caesarean section rates across Europe, indicating a lack of consensus about the best way of delivering babies, a study suggests.
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Actor Michael Sheen says the core values of the NHS are being undermined by party politics.
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A dog has been used to sniff out thyroid cancer in people who had not yet been diagnosed, US researchers report.
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A former NHS boss who says he was sacked for raising patient safety concerns has called for an apology and a "comparable" job.
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New approaches to improving the fertility of obese men are presented by researchers from two Canadian universities.
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The mother of a teenager who died after using a tampon for the first time are calling for the effects of toxic shock syndrome to be taught in all schools.
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The Scottish nurse who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone is free to continue working while under investigation, regulators rule.
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A consultation has been launched by the government to end what it calls "the horror of families feeling they aren't listened to", as Nikki Fox reports.
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MPs are to debate a Green Party call to reverse key elements of the governments health reforms.
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A low-fat, rather than a low-carb, diet leads to a greater loss of body fat, according to experiments carried out by scientists at the US National Institutes of Health.
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Proposals to give more rights to people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions are unveiled by the government.
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The cost of translating at NHS hospitals in Nottingham has nearly tripled in four years, BBC Inside Out learns.
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Common chemicals that disrupt hormones could cost more than €150bn a year in damage to health in Europe, studies claim.
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Could Greater Manchester's plans be the answer to NHS problems?
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Ruben Reuter has Down's syndrome and has secured a main role in a new show for CBBC.
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The four-hour waiting time target for NHS accident and emergency units across the UK should be downgraded as it is distorting priorities, experts say.
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A new trial on the London Underground is designed to help blind and partially-sighted people get around independently using wireless technology.
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