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Hughie was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2020, and has gone on to raise thousands with best friend Freddie.

Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge hopes the product will improve heart surgery survival rates.

Elle Gorman and George Cooper explain how they were told their post-long Covid illness didn't exist.

The department store is partnering with Covid-19 testing firm Randox Health to offer new services.

Beijing tells the WHO it found no "unusual or novel pathogens" in the cases involving children.

The business secretary tells the Covid inquiry some minority groups did not trust the government.

Keith Hathaway, from Bristol, is promoting awareness of blood-borne viruses such as Hepatitis C.

Former medical adviser tells the UK Covid inquiry he considered stepping down over safety fears.

A survey of dozens of staff says an increase in funding and a reduction of paperwork is needed.

Bioarchaeologists studied three plague burial sites to research how racism influenced risk of death.

Sir Patrick Vallance's "brain dumps" morphed into damning public critiques - but are diaries therapeutic?

But England's chief medical officer tells Covid inquiry government had no good options at the time.

Campaigners accuse ministers of kicking plans to prevent protests outside clinics into the long grass.

Vaccination is at a 10-year low, leaving some children unprotected and risking outbreaks, experts say.

The BBC finds interpreting issues were a factor in 80 babies dying or being injured between 2018-2022.

Sir Patrick Vallance tells of threats to him and his family, as he criticises a "lack of leadership".

Physician associates have been used in responsible positions at Birmingham Children's Hospital.

A minister responds to a coroner over the death of Melissa Kerr, who died during surgery in Turkey.

It comes after top scientist Sir Patrick Vallance said the pair had different opinions over lockdown.

The UK's chief scientific adviser during Covid recorded his thoughts most evenings in handwritten notes.

For some, a glass is enough to trigger headache due to the way their body metabolises the drink, scientists say.

Jesses, 4, from Essex, who has cystic fibrosis, will begin taking Kaftrio drug after its approval.

The lawsuit says four of the largest social media firms knowingly expose children to harmful products.

The health minister says winter pressures could have an impact on waiting list targets.

Victoria Atkins says she has always been absolutely "scrupulous" in declaring her interests.

Senior midwife Donna Ockenden says her ongoing review had found criticism of interpretation services.

Angela Kirkpatrick is concerned about what stopping the treatment will do to her symptoms.

They are now likely to say ill-health affects their job as the middle-aged did 10 years ago.

It could be used instead of, or with, HRT for hot flushes and sleep changes, says new guidance.

The NHS watchdog says the findings are the worst in England since focused inspections began in 2018.

Medical regulators approve a gene therapy that aims to cure sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia.

Marion Ritchie says she was grieving for the future that was gone when her husband was diagnosed.

Only one in 20 public bodies pays what it really costs to employ care workers to deliver support at home.

A range of new services will be available without the need to go to a GP, from December, in England.

Hannah Deacon suggests hundreds of parents who cannot get it medically turn to illegal methods.

Doctors warn drugs from unregulated sources could contain potentially toxic ingredients.

Jabs are to be offered in libraries and sports venues to improve access, the boss of NHS England will say.

All UK children should be protected against the virus at 12 and 18 months of age, advisers tell NHS.

Hospitals in England warn a lack of funds means they must scale back on extra beds and recruitment.

Indi Gregory's parents say they feel heartbroken and angry following the legal battle over her care.

The General Medical Council says efforts to recruit more UK doctors will take years to take effect.

A head teacher said one of his pupils collapsed after using a vape containing the illegal drug spice.

Christian Concern says eight-month-old Indi Gregory has been moved to a hospice.

It follows the deaths of four patients at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow.

Experts suggest rising child poverty is a major factor behind the estimated increase.

The mum of a baby with cystic fibrosis says it is "unthinkable" she may not get the drugs she needs.

Measures are needed to tackle an ageing population crisis, Chief Medical Officer Prof Chris Whitty says.

The controversial forum, linked to more than 50 UK deaths, can now only be viewed by registered members.

The surgery did not restore vision in the grafted eye, but experts do not rule out the possibility.

A team of more than 140 surgeons in New York successfully performed the procedure on Aaron James.