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Emma Malcomson wishes there was more understanding of the impact the condition has on her daily life.

The patient is being treated at an infectious disease unit and the risk to the public is low, officials say.

Students training to become doctors are campaigning for better NHS bursaries as they struggle to make ends meet.

Cases are being detected worldwide but UK scientists are no clearer on what's behind the rise.

Nurses and healthcare assistants in Blackpool are charged with unlawful sedation of patients and theft.

One in 33 is infected with the virus in the UK, according to the Office for National Statistics.

It remains a legal requirement in health and care settings in Wales for at least three more weeks.

Emma Checkley was sunburnt as a child and developed skin cancer in the same spot in her 40s.

MP George Eustice has urged shoppers to choose supermarket own brands to help cut living costs.

Suicide prevention charity Samaritans says calls to its helpline related to loneliness have increased since Covid.

It will be the first story narrated in British Sign Language in the programme's history.

These include deaths from Covid and from the indirect effects of the pandemic over two years worldwide.

NHS bosses are also recommending offering staff more overtime and scrapping caps on consultant hours.

Some students are "forced to choose between eating or passing finals" and others use food banks.

A village postmistress says she has been unable to work for three weeks due to the shortages.

Alex used to become frustrated at not being able to communicate.

It looks likely that a common virus which usually causes colds, vomiting and diarrhoea has a role to play.

There is mounting evidence that a common adenovirus is linked to these rare cases.

Most people in England and Scotland no longer get free PCRs or LFTs, and rules vary across the rest of the UK.

Gaia Pope's body was found near a Dorset coastal path 11 days after she went missing in 2017.

Millions could lose the legal right to abortion this summer, a leaked Supreme Court document shows.

Kimberley Bradley had her toes amputated on both feet and almost died but still considers herself lucky.

High school pupils and visitors had been told to wear them between classes and in communal areas.

The World Health Organization's report on Europe targets new forms of buying and selling food.

Sammy Gray, 26, is one of the first patients in the UK to give birth following the treatment.

Lucy Lintott was told she had the disease at the age of 19 - and warned she would never be able to have a family.

The firm will reimburse travel costs for various treatments in the US, including abortion.

Figures from NHS England show 2.7million referrals were made for suspected cancer in the last year.

Brain-scanning technology is being used in the hope of finding ways to make contact sports safer.

The Glens of Antrim Medical Centre in Carnlough will only operate on two separate half-days a week.

Families have been working together to bring about change for people with Down's syndrome.

A new 3D female anatomy model is being used to teach first year medical students.

Davina McCall says she was "a mush" when the menopause hit, as she calls for shortages to be sorted out.

Public health advice has changed to a "stay at home" message for people who are unwell.

None of the affected children in the UK had been vaccinated because they were too young to be eligible.

Officials say women will only be be able to get three months' worth of certain HRT products at a time.

UK scientists are continuing to investigate the cause of a surge in liver inflammation in children.

Numbers with the virus in the UK have decreased by a quarter, with one in 23 now testing positive.

Taking a plunge in cold water is increasingly popular, but what's the safest way to enjoy it?

Nearly 3,000 packets of morning-after pills have been sent to the country as rape reports rise.

A UK-wide hormone-replacement therapy crisis has seen women turning to the black market.

It may hurt, but exercise is beneficial for joints, experts say in guidance for doctors and patients.

Parents of disabled children say they fear rising energy prices could make their condition worse.

Shareholders failed to get Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and Moderna to share vaccine knowledge.

The chief executive at England's worst-performing mental health trust says action has been taken.

The woman, who was from Manchester, died after paramedics were called to a riverside in Derbyshire.

From Sunday, public health advice will change to a "stay at home" message for people who are unwell.

A hospital chief executive's husband drove her to A&E because of concerns over long 999 waits.

Volunteer dentists head to a West Yorkshire academy to treat children in agony with teeth problems.

The data comes as the government considers legalising e-scooters for road use in the next few months.