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Kim Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy died after giving birth in two East Kent NHS Trust hospitals.

Dr Abdulrahman Babiker cannot get back to work at his hospital as the UK refused to fly him back.

BBC journalist Chris Slegg explains the impact of learning he might need a heart transplant aged 43.

New guidance for grassroots sport says concussed players will be advised not to work or drive a car.

Some 170,000 16 to 24-year-olds in England may have the undiagnosed condition which can affect the heart.

Despite promises to make things better for vulnerable adults, the pace of change is slow - writes Alison Holt.

The government took the nurses' union to court in a bitter dispute over whether the strike was lawful.

Staff at Whorlton Hall were prosecuted after their behaviour was exposed in a BBC Panorama film.

The family of Annabel Wright, 15, from Ripon, believes Roaccutane was responsible for her death.

Kim Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy died after giving birth in two East Kent NHS Trust hospitals.

The government has unveiled the biggest shake-up of gambling laws in nearly two decades.

Reports say health department officials "raised concern" about the health secretary's conduct.

People affected share their experiences as a report calls for "urgent action" to tackle stigma.

Figures show non-melanoma skin cancers increased by 7% between 2016 and 2019.

The offer covers two years, including an additional one-off payment for 2022/23 and a 5% pay rise.

Two ex-managers at the mental health care firm claim they felt pressure to cut costs and fill beds.

Investigative journalist Livvy Haydock on dealing with gangsters alongside an MS diagnosis.

Lucy Letby was asked by police about a condolence card she sent to the baby's family, a court hears.

Danielle Watts had gum disease and pulled 13 of her own teeth because there were no NHS dentists.

Scientists want to find out more about levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in healthy people.

Draft guidelines for the NHS say women giving birth can ask for a morphine-like painkiller instead of a spinal block.

Liquid biopsies could replace the need for invasive procedures under general anaesthetic.

Poppy, from Cornwall, has a rare form of leukaemia and is undergoing treatment in Bristol.

A care home manager says it is an "impossibility" to get NHS dentists to visit her residents.

Health secretary asks judges to rule whether union has mandate for the last day of its next walkout.

The number of youngsters having jabs since the pandemic has fallen, UK health officials say.

Lucy Humphrey's dog, Indie, "chose" the woman who was able to give her the transplant she needed.

Course records were smashed in some London Marathon elite races but how did slower runners get on?

The results will be used to detect cancers and other diseases at the early stages.

A small trial suggests regular walking breaks, alongside insulin treatment, may lower blood sugar levels.

Researchers find there was a higher Covid rate among those shielding in Wales than in other people.

Pat Cullen calls the health secretary's legal action over the Royal College of Nursing strike "cruel".

The AI flags up tissue of concern to the medic carrying out the colonoscopy, missed by the human eye.

The government has said it expects all patients needing a GP appointment to be seen within two weeks.

Millions of dollars are being poured into research to find ways of making lives longer and healthier.

Kimberley Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy both died from herpes infections after Caesarean births.

Lucy Letby said a spike in baby collapses was upsetting, but she did not question it, a jury hears.

Women as young as 30 are undergoing extreme treatments for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder.

The watchdog's findings at Kettering General Hospital come after dozens of families' concerns.

Academy of Medical Royal Colleges raises concerns over future impact on patients and NHS in England.

An activist shareholder group is calling on the food company to 'play its part' in global health.

The singer testified to US lawmakers to advocate for Pepfar, a US programme that fights global Aids.

The coroner at Stephen Wright's inquest described it as a "very unusual and deeply tragic case".

As people age, pigment-making cells lose their ability to mature and maintain hair colour, research suggests.

Unite union announces industrial action across the south of England and West Midlands.

How some Muslims maintain the same commitment towards exercise and fasting during Ramadan.

Report says racism played a role in the higher death rates of black and Asian women giving birth.

The walkout was most disruptive NHS strike yet - with bosses warning future action will risk care.

A note found at Lucy Letby's home stated "maybe this is all down to me", her murder trial is told.

A review of cervical screening cases has found thousands were wrongly removed from the system.