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Professors Cath Noakes and Richard Fitton explain how dehumidifiers combat mould and why it's crucial to put them in the right place to be effective.

UK airports' charging policies are inconsistent and unfair, says Disabled Motoring UK.

Families tell the BBC about their experiences living with allergies as experts call for more allergens to have warning labels.

Does it slow down ageing? Or are we being exploited by a multi-billion pound industry?

Could her comments instil a new sense of confidence in those using the drugs and quieten the critics?

It follows a meeting between the families and Baroness Amos, who will chair the review.

Manufacturers who do not make products healthier within 18 months may face action, the government says.

Is Indonesia's free schools programme costing too much?

Nine families receive compensation after the outbreak linked to a Cambridge-based hospital.

The Soma Space offers combined strength training and psychotherapy, and prospective clients can be referred.

Optometry NI chair says rules stopping children from paying for special short-sightedness treatment using NHS vouchers should change.

Warnings for some 'emerging' food allergens should be added to food packaging, researchers suggest.

Diabetes patients should have better and more equal access to newer medicines, says official healthcare body.

Barrister Mark McDonald claims to have the backing of a panel of world class experts who say there is no evidence any babies were deliberately harmed

Charlotte Chapman-Hart was misdiagnosed with an eating disorder and now works to bring awareness to rare diseases.

The illustrated walking maps guide people along four car-free routes in and around Tewkesbury.

Shingles vaccine to reduce dementia risk? Antibiotic resistant gonorrhoea & tech trousers

Charlotte Chapman-Hart tells of her experience of a lack of coordinated and informed care.

A chef with kidney failure calls for Pip assessments to change after he was refused the benefit twice.

Akram Mohammed died of various infections but his parents previously blamed their living conditions.

Art Shape works with the NHS to deliver creative courses as prescriptions.

Andrew had known since childhood that one day he would lose his sight. He donated his skin cells to researchers working on a treatment, hoping for a breakthrough not just for himself, but also for his daughter...

An undeclared drug that can cause drowsiness and headaches has been found in Nutrition Ignition supplements.

Faye Woodley says dental care in the UK "feels like we're going back to Victorian times".

Her story has reignited conversations about the condition that affects about one in ten women.

A whistleblower who resigned as a nurse from the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children says staff shortages at a cancer unit are not new.

Sarah Spooner suffered such severe hyperemesis gravidarum, or extreme pregnancy sickness, that she felt she had no choice but to have an abortion.

Sarah Spooner suffered such severe hyperemesis gravidarum, or extreme pregnancy sickness, that she felt she had no choice but to have an abortion.

Olympic gold medalist Sophie Capewell talks about how periods impact female cyclists and athletes.

Olympic gold medalist Sophie Capewell talks about how periods impact female cyclists and athletes.

There is growing concern over Britons seeking overseas treatments such as hair implants and dental work.

The recommended UK price will rise by up to 170%, although the impact on consumers could be more limited.

Two new potential drugs have been designed by AI to kill drug-resistant bacteria, in a major Massachusetts Institute of Technology study.

There've been some amazing breakthroughs in treating certain kinds of blindness in recent years. But does everyone in the blind community want to be cured'? Comedian Tom Skelton, who started losing his sight at 21, explores.

Families say they are "upset and angry at the way we have been treated as bereaved parents" by government

A small rise in the NHS backlog prompts questions about how well ministers are doing on improving waits.

Women across the East of England are now able to self-refer to local maternity services online.

More than 70 cases of the chikungunya virus were reported in the UK in the first six months of this year.

A study has linked ADHD drugs to reduced substance misuse, suicide, transport accidents and criminality.

Half of people with cancer survive but lack of progress for some forms of disease is worrying experts.

Experts hope to boost cardiac arrest survival rates, with 2.4 million people sitting the test each year.

What to look for when choosing sunscreen and how to apply it to get the maximum protection.

How dangerous is UV radiation and how can you protect yourself when levels are high?

Scientists in Edinburgh believe the discovery could help their research into new treatments for Alzheimer's.

How to make sure your pets are cool and comfortable during periods of hot weather.

More low-risk cancers could be monitored rather than treated, avoiding significant side effects, says a charity.

We investigate the safety of melatonin as a sleep aid, and should you eat your placenta?

The weather alert service warns the public when high or low temperatures could damage their health.

Know the signs and what to do if someone is unwell in hot weather.

Hot weather during the summer can affect anyone, but some people run a greater risk of serious harm.