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The NHS says there is an "urgent need" for ethnic minority organ donors to help find the best matches.
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Health unions pull out of the independent pay review process, upping pressure on ministers.
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Three paramedics tell BBC News what it is like to work in the strike-hit profession at the moment.
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Andrew Bridgen suspended as Conservative MP for spreading misinformation, the chief whip says.
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Women report positives, but also areas for improvement in a report by England's care regulator.
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About 20,000 ambulance staff go on strike for a second time over pay.
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Health managers say Wednesday's walkout in England and Wales will be harder to cope with.
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What you need to know about emergency care during the ambulance strike.
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A UK project plans large-scale genetic surveillance of risky respiratory viruses, such as flu and RSV.
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Under the proposals, some public sector workers would be required to provide services during a strike.
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Hospital chief executive Alex Whitfield tells the BBC about the strain put on A&Es this winter.
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Wales plans a new lab to supply life-saving cancer treating substances, amid shortage fears.
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The number of hospital beds occupied by patients ready to be discharged is also at a record level.
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The latest Omicron variant is making scientists take notice in the US - so what do you need to know?
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New figures show more than 650,000 people died in the UK last year.
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It can improve life for thousands with type 1 diabetes in England and Wales, health assessors say.
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An ambulance worker reveals how difficult the job now is and why they are striking.
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New guidelines were released on Monday in the US on how to treat children with obesity.
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Unite says NHS talks were a "missed opportunity", as unions say planned strikes will go ahead.
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The NHS is being given an extra £250m to buy beds in care homes as it grapples with a winter crisis.
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Morwen Griffiths had low oxygen levels and suspected sepsis, but there were no hospital beds.
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Some 89% of people in Henan province have been infected but visits to clinics have peaked.
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A Middlesbrough doctor is among five people to become the stars of a set of modern folk songs.
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England's former deputy chief medical officer says he is passionate about supporting active lifestyles.
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Tony Stowell says his mother's care home took two days to tell the family they had put her on end-of-life care.
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The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice", as a union leader urges him to "come clean".
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The PM says he is open to a "responsible" and "affordable" deal in a bid to end strike action.
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With Dry January under way, more people are choosing to reduce alcohol consumption year round.
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Steve Barclay says he will "engage" with unions but rejects calls to reopen current pay settlement.
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With a shortage of available guide dogs, meet the people who train their own.
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak met health leaders to discuss ways to tackle the pressures facing the NHS.
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The British Medical Association says it rejects the Welsh government advice.
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As flu and Covid case numbers rise, the BBC asks people in Hull if they would be happy to mask up.
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More than 40% of crews were delayed outside hospitals in England over Christmas.
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Members of a union for doctors are to be balloted over a 72-hour walkout in March in England.
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Cases are surging as the country reopens after the sudden reversal of three years of restrictions.
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Post-Brexit divergence between NI and the rest of the UK on drugs is increasing, research suggests.
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Dr Charlotte Hart takes the action, she says, due to backed-up ambulances at a hospital.
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The government is working with German pharmaceutical company BioNTech on new ways to fight cancer.
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Ros Atkins looks at the issue of how the NHS has been funded.
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Fire, ambulance and rail would have to provide minimum services in laws planned for later this year.
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China is ramping up its vaccination programme in response to the latest wave of Covid.
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The hotel is being used for patients who no longer need urgent treatment but require social care.
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News of public figures' deaths has sparked speculation about greater losses than officials have reported.
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A documentary about the Nan Goldin-led protests against the Sackler family aims for more award glory.
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Rishi Sunak also makes pledges on the economy and small boat crossings in his first major speech of 2023.
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Pharmacies say there are supply chain issues with some products but people should not panic buy.
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There were no ambulances available to respond after an 83-year-old man collapsed.
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The deaths of eight people in recent weeks may have been caused by lengthy ambulance waiting times.
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The seven Welsh health boards say they have nearly 1,800 patients well enough to leave hospital.
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