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But the findings do show that vaping is far safer than cigarettes, so smokers should switch.
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A report from the health safety watchdog found the phone service could be improved for the future.
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The crumbling roof of a Norfolk hospital has been held up with steel and wooden posts for years.
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The foundation made no charitable donations by the time it closed, and the dragon was never built.
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A man died after four telephone consultations with his GP surgery but no face-to-face assessment.
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The health service says 448,000 people have used the app to make decisions on organ donations.
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The drug appears to reduce the pace of the disease, in early data from clinical trials.
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Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting will set out plans to improve access to GPs in England.
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People should prepare for a rampant flu season, say experts, based on what Australia has experienced.
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Women are often misdiagnosed or have to push for a diagnosis, a women's health coalition says.
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Muscle-strengthening exercises are important in weekly exercise in old age, research suggests.
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The CEO of Oxford Health Foundation Trust says it has done all it can to maintain services.
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The shadow health secretary says imposing food rules when costs were rising would be "tin-eared".
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It will be run by Cambridge University Hospitals in partnership with several hospices in the region.
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A group of MPs writes to ministers following the deaths of Star Hobson and Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.
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A mother who got seriously ill with Covid after not having the vaccine urges women to get the jab.
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Trainee nurses, pharmacists and doctors at a Ugandan hospital fear their lives are being put at risk.
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The 14-year-old girl viewed material about self-harm and suicide before she took her own life.
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The rugby league star aims to run 300 miles (482km) in a week to raise funds for motor neurone disease research.
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Some patients have lost the full use of their arm after surgery at Walsall Manor Hospital.
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Unite general secretary Sharon Graham warned that NHS union members are prepared to strike.
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Despite public support for the NHS, satisfaction levels have fallen, raising thoughts of reform.
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The largest rise was in secondary school children as the new term started, according to the ONS.
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One man injected with the modified cold sore virus saw his tumour completely disappear.
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As the waiting list reaches a record 743,000, patients are self-funding treatment in Lithuania.
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Celia Marsh had a severe dairy allergy and ate food labelled as vegan that had traces of milk in it.
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The money is part of a package of measures to support NHS and care system this winter, ministers say.
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The new health secretary unveils plans to boost access - but doctors say they will have little impact.
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Emergency call centre staff will join 40,000 BT workers walking out in October, their union says.
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More than half of England's maternity units require improvements in safety, BBC analysis finds.
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Scientists at the new institute will devote their expertise to detecting and studying cancers early.
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Current and former patients, along with medical specialists, share their stories with the BBC.
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Dr Lennard Lee wants the government to reconsider rolling out Evusheld for people who are immunosuppressed.
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Weekly figures show that a record number of A&E patients waited more than four hours.
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A nurse who failed to administer morphine to a patient before surgery has now been struck off.
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The president says there is still "a lot of work" being done to control the virus in the US.
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Until now, anyone needing an organ transplant in Uganda had to travel abroad at huge expense.
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Study estimates 27,000 people were infected with hepatitis C in UK after surgery in 1970s and 1980s.
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Women who want to end their pregnancies because of rare complications must navigate strict laws.
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People in a trial eating nearly half their daily calories at breakfast were less hungry during the day.
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It means women are waiting more than three times longer than they should for results.
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It raises concerns plans including a ban on TV advertising of junk food pre-9pm could be scrapped.
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Appointments, including for surgery and outpatient clinics, rescheduled because of Queen's funeral.
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Scientists carry out tests with new parents to find what works best to help crying babies sleep.
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It is believed to be linked to people drinking unsafe water from the drought-hit River Euphrates.
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Senior midwife Donna Ockenden is examining failings by maternity services in Nottingham.
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Margaret Ferrier took the train from London to Glasgow after testing positive for the virus.
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He apologised to fans and said he and his band were "burnt out" and he needed some time to heal.
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But NHS bosses must make sure out-of-hours service is available and care home Covid boosters to continue.
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Academics are seeking 20,000 people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis to take part in the research.
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