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Pine nuts and goat's milk should get allergy labels, say experts
Warnings for some 'emerging' food allergens should be added to food packaging, researchers suggest.
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More weight-loss drugs could be offered as part of new diabetes care
Diabetes patients should have better and more equal access to newer medicines, says official healthcare body.
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Lucy Letby's new expert supporters claim no babies were deliberately harmed. Who should we believe?
Barrister Mark McDonald claims to have the backing of a panel of world class experts who say there is no evidence any babies were deliberately harmed
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Wellbeing walking maps to encourage green travel
The illustrated walking maps guide people along four car-free routes in and around Tewkesbury.
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'Eating disorder misdiagnosis left me with PTSD'
Charlotte Chapman-Hart tells of her experience of a lack of uncoordinated and informed care.
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'Pip tick-box system is not targeting the right people'
A chef with kidney failure calls for Pip assessments to change after he was refused the benefit twice.
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Art charity 'buzzing' to move into new £75m campus
Art Shape works with the NHS to deliver creative courses as prescriptions.
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The life-changing gene therapy that can restore vision
Andrew had known since childhood that one day he would lose his sight. He donated his skin cells to researchers working on a treatment, hoping for a b...
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Warning issued over branded kids' magnesium gummies
An undeclared drug that can cause drowsiness and headaches has been found in Nutrition Ignition supplements.
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Baby did not die due to mouldy flat, coroner finds
Akram Mohammed died of various infections but his parents previously blamed their living conditions.
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'Chemo wrecked my teeth, I can't afford treatment'
Faye Woodley says dental care in the UK "feels like we're going back to Victorian times".
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Bindi Irwin 'genuinely healing' after 13 years of endometriosis pain
Her story has reignited conversations about the condition that affects about one in ten women.
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'The worst decision you could ever have to make'
Sarah Spooner suffered such severe hyperemesis gravidarum, or extreme pregnancy sickness, that she felt she had no choice but to have an abortion.
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Periods have 'massive impact' on female athletes
Olympic gold medalist Sophie Capewell talks about how periods impact female cyclists and athletes.
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Government turns to TikTokers to advise on cosmetic surgery abroad
There is growing concern over Britons seeking overseas treatments such as hair implants and dental work.
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Cost of weight-loss drug Mounjaro could rise significantly
The recommended UK price will rise by up to 170%, although the impact on consumers could be more limited.
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What if we could cure blindness?
There’ve been some amazing breakthroughs in treating certain kinds of blindness in recent years. But does everyone in the blind community want to be ‘...
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Hospital treatments failing to meet demand, say experts
A small rise in the NHS backlog prompts questions about how well ministers are doing on improving waits.
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Families fear maternity review lacks independence as chair named
The other members of the panel have not been named, amid concerns about independence of those proposed.
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Expectant mothers encouraged to use vital service
Women across the East of England are now able to self-refer to local maternity services online.
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UK cases of mosquito-borne virus more than double
More than 70 cases of the chikungunya virus were reported in the UK in the first six months of this year.
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ADHD drugs have wider life benefits, study suggests
A study has linked ADHD drugs to reduced substance misuse, suicide, transport accidents and criminality.
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The deadly cancers left behind by 50 years of success
Half of people with cancer survive but lack of progress for some forms of disease is worrying experts.
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Driving theory test to include CPR first aid questions
Experts hope to boost cardiac arrest survival rates, with 2.4 million people sitting the test each year.
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Cats develop dementia in a similar way to humans
Scientists in Edinburgh believe the discovery could help their research into new treatments for Alzheimer's.
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When is it too hot to walk your dog?
How to make sure your pets are cool and comfortable during periods of hot weather.
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Men being over-treated for prostate cancer, says charity
More low-risk cancers could be monitored rather than treated, avoiding significant side effects, says a charity.
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What to do if you think someone has heat exhaustion or heatstroke
Know the signs and what to do if someone is unwell in hot weather.
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What does hot weather do to the body?
Hot weather during the summer can affect anyone, but some people run a greater risk of serious harm.
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Hot weather: How to sleep in the heat
Simple tips to help you get a good night's sleep during hot weather.
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Knee implant used by NHS known for years to be faulty
Patients say they were left immobile or addicted to painkillers after receiving the NexGen implant.
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Matchday football steward saved a life with CPR
David Ince says he "wouldn't be here today" if it were not for Paul Harrison and others.
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What are UV levels and how can you protect yourself?
How dangerous is UV radiation and how can you protect yourself when levels are high?
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How do heat health alerts work?
The weather alert service warns the public when high or low temperatures could damage their health.
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What should you look for when choosing sunscreen?
What to look for when choosing sunscreen and how to apply it to get the maximum protection.
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Plan to boost jobs for newly-qualified nurses and midwives
The move comes after warnings there are up to three times more graduates than vacancies in some areas of the health service.
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Why sunshine makes us feel good
BBC Weather presenter Alexandra Humphreys explains the benefits of getting some rays.
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How safe are wireless headphones?
Looking at hearing protection - from noise-cancelling headphones to ear plugs
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How a 'seated salsa' can help your lower back
It's hard to tone your lower back muscles, but this handy exercise can help.
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Support network helped us to breastfeed, say mums
Two mums who struggled to breastfed their babies say a peer support group helped them.
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A walk-in fishermen's clinic saved me from sepsis - and could transform the NHS
Tom Parker was treated in one of 70 harbour health clinics after breaking his fibula fishing at sea.
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Daily weight loss pill could help patients lose 12% of body weight
Trials of a daily obesity pill showed patients lost about 12% of their body weight over 72 weeks.
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Why has RFK Jr scrapped funding for vaccines?
US to Pull $500m from mRNA Vaccine Research Citing “More Risk Than Benefit”
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'Hoarding was a way to protect myself from the world'
Hoarding is often misunderstood - and it can be a symptom of deep trauma. One woman shares how hoarding impacted her life - and her road to recovery.
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I have complex PTSD but waiting list means I've only seen psychiatrist once in 10 years
Twelve times more mental health patients are waiting more than 18 months for treatment than those with physical health conditions in England, data ana...
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Licences needed for Botox clinics in cosmetics crackdown
The government plans to crack down on dodgy cosmetic practitioners in England who exploit people and cause harm.
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Extra-strong nicotine pouches packaged like children's sweets
Nicotine products designed to appeal to children are being openly sold in shops in Scotland.
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Could RFK Jr's move to pull mRNA vaccine funding be a huge miscalculation?
The US is withdrawing $500m for vaccines for diseases like flu and Covid. Health correspondent James Gallagher asks if it's the right call.
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A mental wellbeing support group for men gave Tom his life back
A mental wellbeing and suicide prevention support group for men, gave Tom his life back
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Union and government to restart talks on ending doctor dispute
BMA says there is window of opportunity in coming weeks to reach a settlement after 12 strikes.
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RFK Jr cancels $500m in mRNA vaccine development in the US
Since taking office, the vaccine sceptic has made a number of changes to how vaccines are regulated.
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Nurses punched in face at violent children's unit
Bosses at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon have described the behaviour as "unacceptable".
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