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Anthony Fauci tells the BBC's Katty Kay that 96% of the US population has a degree of immunity.

Relatives of residents who died with the virus are claiming damages for loss of life and distress caused.

A Scotland-wide review has made more than 50 recommendations to improve services.

The trial will use different combinations of drug to treat breast cancers that have spread to bones.

Lynn Mosley is struggling to see a specialist after cancelling her wedding due to poor health.

The health board that treated Farrah Moseley-Brown admits failings in her care.

Constipation, difficulty swallowing and irritable bowel symptoms are possible markers, say researchers.

Menstrual blood tests could be used as a means of monitoring cardiovascular conditions or diabetes.

The BMA has rejected a 5% pay offer and is balloting members on taking industrial action.

The husband and wife are calling for more investment into brain tumours research.

A man says his father-in-law, 85, was left on a trolley after being admitted with stomach pain.

Analysis suggests senior doctor pay a little behind Germany and Ireland but higher than Spain and Italy.

A judge says the man, who has "chronic" kidney disease, should not be made to undergo treatment.

Two teams of US scientists have converted brain signals into words at a faster rate than before.

Advertising watchdog found Boots promoted infant milk formula in adverts, which is prohibited.

Julie and Neil Stout's daughter Jessica Mai died after giving birth in Ipswich Hospital in May 2021.

Safety concerns about A&Es in Elgin and Aberdeen are being ignored claim senior doctors.

The 34-year-old hopes to now become a mum as older sister donates her womb in pioneering transplant.

The lead consultant where Lucy Letby worked tells BBC there is "no apparent accountability" for hospital managers.

New figures show 4,000 hours of PE have been lost from the curriculum in state schools in England.

The scans pick up some cancers that would be missed by PSA blood tests alone.

Can lessons be learned from Portugal, which relaxed its drugs laws more than 20 years ago?

Pauline Duddy's 21-year-old daughter, Jasmin, died with pregabalin in her system in February.

The study detected physical differences in the eyes of people with Parkinson's and those without the condition.

Updated guidance spells out expected behaviour and how to raise concerns about colleagues, amid concerns of abuse.

Fitness influencer Stef Williams says she struggled to find help online when she was diagnosed.

Alison Kelly is suspended from her current role after information emerged in the Lucy Letby trial.

Giving the nurse a whole-life sentence, the judge says there was "a malevolence bordering on sadism".

The dad of two murdered boys says "it destroyed me", and a mum says she relives an attack "every day".

The mother of Baby C says she is "horrified that someone so evil exists" as the serial killer is sentenced.

The broadcaster, 57, urged his Virgin Radio listeners to get themselves checked.

Looking at gene patterns in blood could reduce the overuse of antibiotics, say researchers.

Letby has indicated she will not be in court for sentencing, sparking calls for more powers to force criminals to attend.

Underwear labels urge people to contact their GP if they spot symptoms of breast or testicular cancer.

Grieving parents say regulators in both India and The Gambia failed their young children.

Amy Dowden is undergoing chemotherapy after her breast cancer diagnosis in May.

Scotland's national director urges eligible people to get vaccinated when the programme starts.

The inquiry will investigate the circumstances around the deaths, as well as the handling of concerns.

The 33-year-old is convicted of killing babies at the hospital neonatal unit where she worked.

Hospital bosses failed to investigate allegations and tried to silence doctors, BBC investigation finds.

An NHS trust is also investigating the healthcare worker, who was in an "advanced practice role".

People whose lives were damaged by surgery say they are still waiting to see an official report.

Messages on Letby's phone show her trying to win sympathy or deflect blame after murdering babies.

Her trial spanned 10 months, but what is known about the nurse who murdered seven newborn babies?

The mum and dad whose two boys were victims of nurse Lucy Letby have spoken exclusively to the BBC.

The nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital is led from her home into a police car.

The way organs are prioritised means those aged 26-40 wait four times longer for surgery than the over-60s.

The 31-year-old had an "endless cycle of episodes of acute psychosis", the coroner said.

The estate in Cornwall is seeking permission to enable workers to stay in its lodges in the winter.

Experts are not too concerned about a new variant of Covid but say monitoring should continue.