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Patients in more deprived parts of England feel the most let down by a lack of access to care.

"People under 40 can certainly get Parkinson's," says ex-rugby player trying to cope with disease.

Nurse Lucy Letby is alleged to have injected air into the bloodstream of a baby girl.

Lessons are being shared after Oliver McGowan from Bristol was given medicine unsuitable for him.

Ex-hospital electrician David Fuller is serving a whole-life sentence for the murder of two women.

The report into Prof Sam Eljamel, seen by the BBC, said NHS Tayside repeatedly let patients down.

A bereaved mother says Matt Hancock's decision to go on I'm A Celebrity is disrespectful.

Ambulance delays and waiting lists are driving excess cardiac deaths, the British Heart Foundation says.

In a trial, 25mg of psilocybin put patients in a dreamlike state, making therapy more likely to succeed.

A baby was left "severely disabled" after a delay during his delivery by C-section, High Court hears.

Challenge facing health service greater than it was at peak of pandemic, says Amanda Pritchard.

The ex-health secretary says politicians should "go where the people are" after facing a backlash.

Sianny Thomas says gummy sweets were the only only thing she could eat without being in pain.

At least 45,000 disabled people affected this year by so-called hospitalisation rule.

In Lothian, care homes are used as a temporary measure to help rehabilitate patients before they go home.

The messages, alongside other documents, are part of the probe into political decision-making.

They should fall under the same UK legal age restrictions as cigarettes and vapes, say campaigners.

The infectious disease is spreading fast in a country ill-equipped to stop it.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK.

The flu season has started early and some young children under five are ending up in hospital.

Rishi Sunak is told he is needs to "try harder" over plans to give pay rises to hospital staff.

Gloucestershire Royal has some of England's worst ambulance waiting times, with a hard winter to come.

Doctors are concerned the tests can put extra pressures on GPs and cause anxiety for patients.

Some 3.2m adults struggle to afford basic hygiene products leading to shame and exclusion, charity says.

Care Quality Commission raises concern over the organisational culture at NHS Blood and Transplant.

Unison is urging nurses, paramedics, porters and cleaners to walkout over a below-inflation pay rise.

All UK households will get a grant which will reduce energy bills by £400 from October.

The siblings were born just 22 weeks and five days into their mother's pregnancy.

Cuts in funding in the forthcoming spending announcement will hit poorest people hardest, warn experts.

New research shows a genetic link between African ancestry and triple negative breast cancer.

A medical expert gives evidence in the cases of babies allegedly murdered by nurse Lucy Letby.

Claire Nicholls says her organs have been affected by the little-understood disease endometriosis.

After years of battling, Debbie Schwartz hopes the UK's first clinic of its type will give answers.

The move is intended to help health workers on the lowest pay.

Rishi Sunak, the fifth Conservative prime minister in seven years, inherits many pressing challenges.

The GMB union says the "biggest ambulance strike for 30 years" could be staged before Christmas.

The aim is to uncover better ways to prevent, spot and treat diseases like dementia and cancer.

A father carried his son's weight up Mount Kilimanjaro to raise awareness of meningitis.

About 4,000 UK victims of the scandal will get interim compensation payments by the end of October.

Hundreds of people with hard-to-treat epilepsy will benefit from the innovative treatment.

The RCN union says the Scottish government "failed to listen" and a strike ballot would continue.

Test blood samples were transferred between its pathology unit and the Saxon Clinic, the trust says.

A doctor tells a court of his findings after examining a baby allegedly murdered by nurse Lucy Letby.

Patients using Targocid powder at home are advised to check the batch number.

Four patients died in the space of about six months after undergoing the same endoscopy procedure.

Cases have climbed quickly in the past week, suggesting the season has already begun, say officials.

Around 1 in 4 people in Lincolnshire reported feeling lonely some of the time during the pandemic.

Young people speak to Newsbeat about how rising prices are impacting the food they can eat.

England's health and care system can no longer operate effectively as delays mount, regulators warn.

About 2,800 paramedics, technicians and call takers are voting on strike action from Monday.