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One man injected with the modified cold sore virus saw his tumour completely disappear.

As the waiting list reaches a record 743,000, patients are self-funding treatment in Lithuania.

Celia Marsh had a severe dairy allergy and ate food labelled as vegan that had traces of milk in it.

The money is part of a package of measures to support NHS and care system this winter, ministers say.

The new health secretary unveils plans to boost access - but doctors say they will have little impact.

Emergency call centre staff will join 40,000 BT workers walking out in October, their union says.

More than half of England's maternity units require improvements in safety, BBC analysis finds.

Scientists at the new institute will devote their expertise to detecting and studying cancers early.

Current and former patients, along with medical specialists, share their stories with the BBC.

Dr Lennard Lee wants the government to reconsider rolling out Evusheld for people who are immunosuppressed.

Weekly figures show that a record number of A&E patients waited more than four hours.

A nurse who failed to administer morphine to a patient before surgery has now been struck off.

The president says there is still "a lot of work" being done to control the virus in the US.

Until now, anyone needing an organ transplant in Uganda had to travel abroad at huge expense.

Study estimates 27,000 people were infected with hepatitis C in UK after surgery in 1970s and 1980s.

Women who want to end their pregnancies because of rare complications must navigate strict laws.

People in a trial eating nearly half their daily calories at breakfast were less hungry during the day.

It means women are waiting more than three times longer than they should for results.

It raises concerns plans including a ban on TV advertising of junk food pre-9pm could be scrapped.

Appointments, including for surgery and outpatient clinics, rescheduled because of Queen's funeral.

Scientists carry out tests with new parents to find what works best to help crying babies sleep.

It is believed to be linked to people drinking unsafe water from the drought-hit River Euphrates.

Margaret Ferrier took the train from London to Glasgow after testing positive for the virus.

He apologised to fans and said he and his band were "burnt out" and he needed some time to heal.

But NHS bosses must make sure out-of-hours service is available and care home Covid boosters to continue.

Academics are seeking 20,000 people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis to take part in the research.

One in 70 people now has the virus, but not all parts of the UK are still seeing falling infections.

Vulnerable people - including over-65s and pregnant women - should avoid eating it, say food safety advisers.

The review is examining how babies died or were injured at Nottingham hospitals.

Research shows that cancers might not always be caused by DNA mutations, as previously thought.

Evidence emerges that the virus - once declared eradicated from the US - is spreading across the state.

The researchers think their plastic could help stop viruses spreading in hospitals.

Numbers waiting for treatments, such as knee and hip surgery, reaches 6.84 million in England.

The jab could be used on a mass scale next year with the aim of ending deaths from the disease.

Estradiol tablets help treat the cause of vaginal dryness in women experiencing menopause.

The new health secretary has opposed extending abortion rights but has said the law would not change.

The Dotplot aims to help women self-check at home and track any changes they may find on an app.

A woman who can detect Parkinson's through smell helps scientists develop a test for the disease.

Scientists say they can predict which youngsters might get the dry, itchy skin condition.

Jason Grant's hiring sparked a debate, with critics saying the job should have gone to a woman.

A Public Health Scotland study shows suicide was the leading cause of deaths among 15 to 24 year olds.

Among 11-15-year-olds in England, 9% say they use e-cigarettes - up from 6% in 2018, a survey suggests.

Inhaled as a fine mist, Convidecia Air can provide good protection after just one breath, its maker says.

Anyone lighting up within 15m of a hospital building could incur a fine of up to £1,000.

Students welcome opportunity to learn closer to home in move to boost Welsh language in health care.

Orthopaedic surgeon Shyam Kumar worked as a special adviser on hospital inspections.

Health officials believe the infectious pneumonia which killed four was caused by the rare lung disease.

Health bosses predict a resurgence of the virus and flu during the autumn and winter.

Three of nine people struck with the unexplained respiratory illness in recent days have died.