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Scientists say the advance could improve understanding on how organs form and why pregnancies fail.

The ex-chancellor says ministers were banned from talking about negative effects of restrictions.

It follows a report into the care of three women who were taken to accident and emergency 53 times.

Epsom and Helier and Whipps Cross face delays of at least three years for new sites.

Figures show that just 0.81 children per woman are being born in the country.

Most hospital patients and care home residents will no longer be tested unless they fall sick.

Health and safety inspectors raised concerns about issues affecting staff and patients.

Sophie Wheldon, 24, says spotting the illness early could be key to entering remission like her.

Sharon Baker wants people who have had breast cancer to receive scans to check for secondary cancer.

Terminations at home had been allowed temporarily in England and Wales during the pandemic.

A below-inflation 4.5% pay rise was awarded to consultants, junior doctors and GPs.

An NHS trust says the hole in the road shows how "urgently we need investment for a new hospital".

Researchers hope the drug - tecovirimat - can help accelerate patient recovery from the virus.

Gillian Nuttall, of Melanoma UK, urges people to check their skin after a rise in serious cases.

Up to six million people with extra costs will receive the additional cash sum, amid rising prices.

The infectious disease specialist became the most famous doctor in the US during the pandemic.

Scientists will look at whether diseases such as Alzheimer's can be alleviated using the same method.

With limited supplies available, some NHS sites will offer people smaller doses of the jab.

Health staff and those eligible for new Covid treatments will still have access to free tests.

Dorita Delle Donne was told a lump on her breast was not worrying before she got her diagnosis.

His daughter said the right-to-die campaigner would be "angry" that "nothing has changed".

Officials in the city of Xiamen have ordered PCR tests for seafood after some 40 people got Covid.

UK health officials are still urging caution while trying to get new supplies of the vaccine.

After the ambulance arrived she was in the vehicle for 20 hours outside hospital.

An estimated 1.7 million people would test positive, according to the latest survey.

More and more people will get sick as they choose between skipping meals or heating homes, the warning says.

Care homes residents and housebound people will be the first to receive a jab in England.

Competition is fierce for doctor training places, but ministers say limit on numbers must stay.

Figures obtained by the BBC show taxi firms increasingly being used to assist front-line services.

Diagnoses of dementia rose after two years but other issues like depression fell away, research found.

Isolating from pets when infected and disposing of rubbish carefully is important, health experts say.

Ros Cooper, who was infected with hepatitis C as a child, is one of 4,000 people to receive money.

Actor Rose Ayling-Ellis worked on the creation of the doll, saying "it's quite powerful" and "such a big deal."

Heather James spoke to BBC Breakfast about how her family owe it to her daughter to enjoy life.

The bivalent vaccine will now form part of the booster campaign to be rolled out this autumn.

A new bivalent vaccine made by Moderna that targets two Covid-19 variants has been approved in the UK.

Lucy was diagnosed with ADHD at 22 years of age, after being told she'd have to wait two years on the NHS.

UK Health Security Agency says clinics could run out of vaccine supplies by the end of August.

Many BAME patients waiting for a donor kidney are blood type B so development could be 'game-changer'.

Some types of mental health medication may make it difficult for the body to regulate temperature.

Dermatologist Adeline Kikam on coping with conditions that can develop in rising temperatures.

Health service chiefs have promised some 7,000 extra beds in England to tackle increased demands.

The antibody injection had promised a protection boost to those with conditions such as blood cancer.

By the time BBC journalist Sarah Lee was able to get doctors to listen, her cancer had spread.

Stocks of the vaccine run low in the UK, with a new batch not due to arrive until next month.

Its IT provider says it may take three or four weeks to fully recover from the cyber-attack.

Official figures from NHS England suggest high demand for emergency services and hospitals.

Caroline Boulton says there have been delays at every stage of her treatment for breast cancer.

The Met Office says temperatures will be below July's record highs - but this heatwave will last longer.

Nearly a million children, aged one to nine, will be offered a jab in the next month after virus found in sewage.