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Health
Period blood test could offer less invasive alternative to cervical screening
Looking for signs of the cancer in a more convenient way could help women access the test and prevent the disease occurring, researchers say.
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How do cold weather health alerts work?
The weather alert service warns the public when high or low temperatures could damage their health.
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Alleged bullying, harassment and toxic culture at hospital revealed in leaked report
A leaked review uncovers "bullying and harassment" and "violent behaviour" at Wales' largest hospital.
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No-one knows what to expect when you're dying - but hospices helped me
Hospices caring for people at the end of their lives are at risk because funding is "unsustainable".
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Earlier cancer diagnosis and faster treatment, government promises
There are plans for earlier diagnosis and faster treatment in England but experts worry about lack of staff.
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Seven million cancers a year are preventable, says report
Scientists say there is a powerful opportunity to save lives because nearly 40% of cancers are preventable.
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'You look like a man': How Shell Rowe discovered she had cancer
The TikToker tells You, Me and the Big C podcast about her cancer journey.
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Mental health chat encouraged at coffee mornings
Three coffee mornings are being held in Wolverhampton as part of a national mental health event.
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Families with children battling cancer to have travel costs covered
The government sets aside £10 million a year to help families and young people under 24 access cancer treatment.
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Resident doctors vote in favour of more strike action
Members of the British Medical Association have backed more walkouts in the dispute over pay and jobs in England.
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Autism and ADHD assessments are a 'postcode lottery'
A Scottish Parliament committee is calling for urgent action to improve assessments for autism and ADHD.
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The 'fantastic' baby bundles not every mum will get
Baby boxes are being delivered to expectant families in some of Wales' most deprived areas.
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What does 'quiet resilience' look like?
Kimberley Wilson talks to psychologist and therapist Dr Sula Windgassen on how to build "quiet" or "flexible" resilience.
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Couple to re-start trek around Britain's coastline
After having to halt their first attempt due to an injury, the couple are ready to set off again.
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Hospital disruption continues after fire
Southampton General Hospital limits A&E admissions and cancels operations following blaze.
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'I get nightmares of him': Former patient of surgeon who harmed nearly 100 children tells BBC
12-year-old Vivaan Sharma was one of 94 patients harmed by surgeon Yaser Jabbar
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Trust's maternity care 'exemplary', say inspectors
Maternity services at Lancaster Royal Infirmary are rated "good", but improvements must be made in A&E.
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Ipswich Town stars inspire pupils to be healthier
Two Tractor Boys join a project that is tackling oral health and healthy diets among children.
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Could weight-loss jabs be behind rising gallbladder removals?
Last year, there was a 15% annual increase in the operations and surgeons want more research.
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Weight loss jab users warned over rare but serious pancreas issue
Symptoms to look out for include severe pain in the stomach and back which does not go away.
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Great Ormond Street doctor who botched surgery harmed nearly 100 children
Hospital report highlights widespread problems with Yaser Jabbar's operations.
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Hampstead ponds trans access challenge dismissed
The current policy is that trans men and trans women are entitled to use the pond of their choice.
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Assisted dying bill 'no hope' of passing unless Lords change approach, warns peer
Lord Falconer said the bill has "absolutely no hope" of passing without a "fundamental change" in approach.
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'Hospital's neglect in my son's death has ripped our hearts out'
Peter Dervin says he warned Broomfield Hospital staff not to leave his son alone before fatal fall.
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'You don't feel judged': Why we buy more at self-service terminals
How restaurants and retailers use behavioural science to get us to increase our spending.
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'I needed a coil to ease the bleeding but I just sat on a waiting list'
Elaine Gracey was in a lot of pain but says she was expected to just put up with her menopausal symptoms.
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AI model from Google's DeepMind reads recipe for life in DNA
It could transform our understanding of why diseases develop and the medicines needed to treat them, says researchers.
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Are there 'forever chemicals' in your floor cleaner?
Some floor cleaners contain PFAS - chemicals that never break down. Here’s how to spot them - and what you can use as alternative.
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Woman 'took own life after benefits cut in error'
A coroner wrote to the DWP to express her concerns after the death of Tamara Logan in Tameside.
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The clock is ticking for my five-year-old son with dementia
Tammy McDaid describes how she had a panic attack after waking up on Tate's birthday.
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'What if I just started shouting?' - when to worry about intrusive thoughts
Dr Nina Higson-Sweeney, who was diagnosed with OCD when she was 10, explains when you should seek help.
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Growing number of adults avoid booze, says NHS survey
Almost a quarter of adults in England do not drink alcohol, according to new figures from a health survey.
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Feeling anxious? Take five minutes to do this
Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo suggests taking micro-moments to calm yourself.
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Infant formula batch recall over toxin discovery
Parents are warned to return any of the specific product affected because it is not safe for babies to consume.
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Menopause linked to Alzheimer's-like brain changes
Menopause is linked to a loss of grey matter in regions involved with memory and emotion, study suggests.
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UK loses measles elimination status
Decision made after outbreaks in 2024, when there were nearly 3,000 cases in England and Wales.
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What does it take to be a prison officer?
In a recent survey, 72% of prison officers say they are frequently stressed at work, 42% say they have been assaulted at least once. So what motivates...
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'I spent £2,000 on one event': Why Gen Z is obsessed with Hyrox
How young millennials and Generation Z - people in their twenties to early forties - have become obsessed with this fitness craze.
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Thousands of children facing 'catastrophic' waits for NHS community care
A quarter of the 300,000 children waiting for community NHS care have spent more than a year waiting.
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Mum with cervical cancer begged for scan after years of being 'fobbed off'
Jessica finally received a diagnosis after "begging" for an MRI scan revealing she needed urgent treatment.
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NHS cancer gene database to identify patients at risk
Thousands of people in England will be able to check whether they have genes linked to cancer.
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Abortion at 15 'changed my life', says Senedd candidate
Tessa Marshall has shared the experience to highlight issues such as women's rights and sex education.
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US officially leaves World Health Organization
Trump ordered the withdrawal a year ago, accusing the UN agency of failing to adopt reforms and mishandling the pandemic.
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Maternity services rated inadequate at two hospitals
The CQC finds that only minimal improvements have been made at two NHS hospitals.
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Streeting says NHS 'falling short' on autism and ADHD
Wes Streeting said he was "very worried" about the issue of rising demand for services.
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A bleak midwinter as care continues in the corridors
BBC London's political editor visits two east London hospitals as winter pressures continue to mount.
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I'm 26 and want to be sterilised over pregnancy sickness
Chloe booked an abortion because her sickness was so severe she could not look after herself.
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How some countries are rethinking exercise
Dr Jo Blodgett from UCL explains an approach that considers how much you move - and don't move - across the day.
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How the NHS became the battleground in the trans debate facing workplaces
What's next for employers and their staff in the aftermath of the Darlington nurses ruling?
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Could your frying pan be toxic?
Scientist Mark Miodownik explores the potential impact of 'forever chemicals' present in some cookware. Made in partnership with the Royal Society.
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Botched 'Turkey teeth' op victim warns of dangers
Leanne Abeyance, from Telford, is waiting for reconstructive surgery and remains in constant pain.
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Finger-prick blood test could be early warning for children with type 1 diabetes
A simple finger-prick blood test can find those at risk so they can get the right treatment.
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