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The steroid injection is available on prescription for some treatments but not hay fever.

A new study claims 100,000 obesity cases have been prevented due to a ban on junk food advertising.

Sexual health charities call on the government to take firmer action to control the outbreak.

BBC research shows one-in-three new doctors in England last year came from outside the UK and EU.

A High Court hearing is deciding if the 12-year-old can be moved to a hospice.

A study some claim debunks antidepressants has gone viral. Was it read wrong?

Many fans have been visiting the site hoping to find a memorial tree, which was planted in the show.

The 12-year-old boy's family want him to be moved to a hospice for his "last moments".

Experts believe similar technology can improve care, reassure patients and cut waiting lists.

Half of the 10 specialist centres planned to create more capacity for operations face delays.

The US model says she and John Legend are expecting a baby, nearly two years after a stillbirth.

Afra Rafeeq, who died this week, had raised millions of rupees to help get a crucial drug for her baby brother.

Boris Johnson said he was "immensely grateful" for Sir Patrick's advice and expertise during the pandemic.

The morale of junior doctors will be damaged by a lower pay rise than other staff, hospitals in England say.

A record number of drug misuse deaths are reported in Wales for 2021, with a 41% rise.

Study could transform access to organs for transplant by reversing some of the damage caused after death.

The majority of the nearly 2,500 confirmed monkeypox cases in England are in London.

Davy Zyw did not think he would still be alive four years after being told he has motor neurone disease.

The Supreme Court refuses an appeal by Archie's family against the withdrawal of his treatment.

Health officials are urging vaccinations against polio after the first US case in a decade was found.

A toxicology report finds evidence of cocaine use, which probably caused the entrepreneur's death.

The impact of body image on mental and physical health needs to be taken more seriously, MPs say.

The Court of Appeal says treatment of the 12-year-old should not continue beyond Tuesday.

Hari's mother can go 36 hours without proper sleep - as his family wait for a full care package.

The Court of Appeal will decide this afternoon if treatment for Archie Battersbee can continue.

Surgeons say space-age technology helped doctors in separate countries to work together.

St Giles Hospice says the experiences help patients escape the realities of their situation.

The country shut its borders in March 2020, a move that majorly impacted the tourism industry.

Love Island contestant, Tasha Ghouri was born deaf. Her dad explains the challenges she faces.

The 60-year-old tells the BBC she suspects the government poster used a doctored picture of her.

Scott Neil couldn't believe how he got potentially fatal disease after a trip while walking home.

The government must compensate victims of the scandal immediately, three former health secretaries say.

Brazil and Spain report fatalities from the virus, but most infections are mild and overall risk is low.

University student Shauna Lennon from County Tyrone was involved a serious car accident last year.

Inquiry judge recommends first ever compensation for more than 4,000 victims of scandal.

About 3.2 million are thought to have the virus - a drop of more than half a million on the previous week.

Experts are concerned about a growth in drugs sold easily online to patients, bypassing doctors.

Stephen and Louise Crawshaw-Bowen are worried about bills after insurers said they were not covered.

Experts hope to permanently correct or silence the inherited genetic material that is involved.

It follows criticism of England's only children's gender identity clinic in an independent review.

An addiction charity says celebrities talking about their problems can encourage others to seek help.

Medics are on alert for cases of the rare infection that cause can be serious and even deadly to some people.

The city where Covid began is under partial lockdown for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

The 17-year-old was regularly restrained and "treated like an animal", her father claims.

A cross-party group calls for greater protection in the workplace and a trial of "menopause leave".

The government's campaign urges women worried about their bodies to go to the beach.

The former health secretary says the state can sometimes "close ranks around a lie".

A man who has had HIV since the 1980s had a bone marrow transplant from a donor resistant to the virus.

IT servers at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital in London stopped working during last week's heatwave.

The rise in cases comes amid expanded testing in addition to the growing outbreak of the virus.