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Retailers are removing at least 56 types of sandwiches, wraps and salad from UK supermarket shelves.
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The drugs should not be used as "a quick fix" to get "beach-body ready" this summer, NHS England's medical director said.
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Poppie Davies wore a wig and talked about how isolated she felt with the condition.
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Scottish filmmaker Duncan Cowles set out to ask why men tend to bottle up their emotions.
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Tributes are paid to Kate Rackham who helped set up the Fighting to be Heard charity after her diagnosis.
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Jump in England comes after ministers claimed the NHS backlog had started to come down.
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A survey found the number of cancer centres experiencing severe delays had almost doubled in a year.
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The winning test rapidly detects whether bacteria are causing an infection and identifies the best antibiotics.
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Eva Tennent's family were told her condition was inoperable following delays to her operation.
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Dancer Amy Dowden was diagnosed after finding a lump on her breast the night before her honeymoon.
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Dancer Amy Dowden was diagnosed after finding a lump on her breast the night before her honeymoon.
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Concerning rise in dengue fever cases as climate change pushes mosquitoes further north, warn experts.
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The Japanese scientist's work led to the creation of the life-saving drugs now used by millions.
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Under-16s will be banned from buying drinks such as Monster and Prime, if Labour wins the election.
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Labour says it plans to clear dental treatment backlogs and introduced supervised tooth cleaning.
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The difficulties faced by patients trying to access NHS care in Telford reflects UK-wide problems.
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Michael Mosley's simple and accessible health hacks made him a household name. Remember these?
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The NHS says last week's cyber-attack means blood cannot be sorted at the same frequency.
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The NHS says last week's cyber-attack means blood cannot be sorted at the same frequency.
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The trial suggests the jab arms the body with protective antibodies as effectively as separate shots.
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The dye makes cancer cells which are invisible to the naked eye show up so they can be removed.
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A closer look at the tiny, disease-carrying pests that are becoming more common in the UK.
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A closer look at the tiny, disease-carrying pests that are becoming more common in the UK.
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The trust anticipates "minimal problems" launching a new IT system on the day junior doctors strike.
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The trust anticipates "minimal problems" launching a new IT system on the day junior doctors strike.
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Some 113 people have become ill in recent weeks, the UK Health Security Agency says.
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Mexico reports the death of a man from a strain of bird flu not seen in humans before.
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One in six people have symptoms stopping antidepressants - fewer than previously thought, a review suggests.
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It could explain why women playing contact sports appear injury pronebetween ovulation and menstruation.
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It could explain why women playing contact sports appear injury pronebetween ovulation and menstruation.
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Scientists have found a weak spot in our DNA that is present in 95% of people with the disease.
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Urgent and emergency care at the hospitals may not be able to access quick-turnaround blood test results.
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Syphilis, meanwhile, rose 9.4% last year, with more heterosexual men and women becoming infected.
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The smoking bill was not passed before Parliament was dissolved ahead of the general election.
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Many people are being treated in places not designed for patients, the Royal College of Nursing says.
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The test can find traces of a tumour's DNA before a full relapse, allowing treatment to start early, experts say.
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The party says allowing pharmacies to treat more conditions will also free up GP appointments.
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Research suggests cheap and simple spit tests may be better at catching the disease than blood tests.
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A former police officer fears she may not live to see the pension boost she has been promised.
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Thousands of people in England are set to get access to a new type of treatment to fight their disease.
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IT failures have been linked to the deaths of three patients and more than 100 cases of serious harm.
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Ministers accuse doctors' union of "cynical" tactics with walkout due to start on 27 June in England.
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Party pledges to achieve goal within five years as it sets out steps to tackle backlog in England.
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It will give seriously ill patients and their families access to a second opinion.
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It will give seriously ill patients and their families access to a second opinion.
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The biggest increase is among the over 80s, with a marked rise in cases in adults aged 25-49.
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The biggest increase is among the over 80s, with a marked rise in cases in adults aged 25-49.
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Kaylee Golding says she's got closure after the infected blood inquiry found decades of failings.
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The life-changing Iron Man-style arm allows Jordon to grip two objects at the same time.
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The 34-year-old was given 14 whole life terms last year after being found guilty of murdering babies.
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