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Stop telling me to lower my cortisol - it's making me stressed!
Social media is awash with claims it can help us destress and lower cortisol levels – but experts warn against these "quick fixes".
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Esther Rantzen urges Lords not to block assisted dying
Some critics, including disability rights campaigner Lord Shinkwin, indicate they will try to amend a bill, backed by MPs, to legalise assisted dying....
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'Endometriosis is so much more than painful periods'
Mia Rose Harrison says more awareness of the condition is needed.
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NHS plans to DNA test all babies to assess disease risk
Scheme is part of the government's 10-year plan for the NHS in England aimed at easing pressure on services.
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Why today's assisted dying vote is so significant
The debate around assisted dying has been a polarised one - and there are still hurdles to cross before it will be a reality here.
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Voices from both sides of debate discuss assisted dying bill
Protesters gathered outside of parliament as MPs will vote on legalising assisted dying
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How does a £1.6m fine affect an NHS trust?
How will the largest fine over maternity deaths impact the NHS and the families it failed?
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'I was poisoned by fake Botox'
In recent weeks 28 cases of botulism caused by fake Botox are recorded in the north-east of England.
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Leeds maternity units downgraded to 'inadequate'
Trust told to take immediate action to improve after unannounced inspections prompted by parent concerns.
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Six ways to keep your home and yourself cool in hot weather
Six simple things you can do to help keep your house cool when temperatures rise.
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Amber heat health alerts in place as temperatures above 30C likely
Alerts across England are in force until Monday morning and come as heatwave conditions are expected.
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Police maternity investigation to interview staff
Police are determining if criminal action should be taken over errors at two Shropshire hospitals.
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Calls for more support for endometriosis patients
A campaign group hosts a special event to raise awareness about how the disease affects women.
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Under-fire NHS trust recorded patient ate breakfast three days after he died
The mental health trust where Alice Figueiredo took her own life faced concerns over 20 other deaths.
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Briton dies from rabies after 'scratch' from puppy
Yvonne Ford had light contact with the stray dog while on holiday in Morocco, her family says.
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Warning over filler injections in public toilets
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute found evidence of untrained and unlicensed practitioners giving cosmetic procedures.
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Dozens more parents demand maternity care inquiry
Almost 50 new families contact the BBC with concerns about inadequate care at maternity units in Leeds.
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MPs vote to decriminalise abortion for women in England and Wales
Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi led the call to decriminalise the 1% of abortions that happen after 24 weeks.
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Heatwave likely as yellow heat health alerts issued in England
The alerts covers most of England and warns of an impact on health and social care due to high temperatures.
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People Fixing The World
How clowns and consoles are making a stay in hospital a bit easier for unwell youngsters
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MPs to vote on decriminalising abortion - how the law could change
Two Labour MPs have tabled rival amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill on abortion.
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Rise in awareness of nicotine pouches among children, survey suggests
A survey carried out by YouGov indicates 4% of children aged 11-17 have also tried them.
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Warning over TikTok filming by hospital patients
The Society of Radiographers says more patients are filming for social media without permission.
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'My cancer was dismissed as a pulled muscle'
Former footballer Mel Tottoh was diagnosed with myeloma after months of rib and back pain.
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Cervical screening changes set to start in Jersey
New testing methods which are more accurate than previous tests lead to the changes.
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Menopause among topics for free women's event
The free Wolverhampton session is aimed at showing women what support is available, organisers say.
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Hospices are at centre of debate over assisted dying bill - what do they think?
As MPs debate whether to legalise assisted dying, we speak to those providing end-of-life care.
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Sainsburys and Morrisons told to stop tobacco ads
The government has written to the supermarkets to say the adverts are banned by a law passed in 2002.
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My dad gave me a kidney - now I can have my dream wedding
Kieran Innes was worried he would have to curtail his future plans when his kidneys failed.
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I quit TikTok to avoid eating disorder relapse
Eve Jones, who had anorexia, says banning "skinnytok" only scratches the surface of a larger issue.
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I'm an NHS leader - but mum still suffered at hands of health service because she was black
NHS Confederation chair Lord Adebowale says his mother's death illustrates inequalities in the system.
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Mood swings fuelled Heston Blumenthal's genius. But the highs got higher and the lows got darker
A new BBC documentary looks at how a diagnosis of bipolar disorder at 57 changed the celebrity chef's life.
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Wales is UK worst for surgical abortions, says charity
Doctors call it "astonishing" Wales is behind Northern Ireland where abortion became legal in 2019.
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Why is my hay fever so bad this year?
It's peak pollen season so we set out the best ways to treat hay fever symptoms, and other advice.
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NHS To Offer 'Life-Changing' Cancer Therapy
A world-first 'Trojan horse' therapy is being made available on the NHS in England
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World-first blood cancer therapy to be given on NHS
It sneaks toxic drugs inside cancer cells to hit them hard while minimising side-effects.
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Hospital backlog drops to lowest level in two years
But the NHS in England is still well below its target for seeing patients within 18 weeks.
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Menstrual tracking app users cautioned about risks
Women deserve better than to have their menstrual data treated as consumer data, say researchers.
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Cervical screening invites to change in England
Invitations be sent out by the NHS every five years instead of every three for women aged 25-49 in England, if they have a negative test.
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'There was nothing hopeless about Alice' - family on fight for truth
The family of a woman who died in mental health care speak about their fight to hold staff accountable.
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We quit our jobs, sold our home twice and spent 10 years fighting for the truth
A NHS trust and hospital manager have been found guilty of health and safety failings over the death of Alice Figueiredo.
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RFK Jr sacks entire US vaccine committee
The US health secretary, a vaccine sceptic who has been criticised by health experts, said the panel was 'plagued' with conflicts of interest.
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Martha doctor's failings 'particularly grave'
A medical tribunal has found a senior doctor's failings amounted to gross negligence and misconduct.
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Restrict shop-bought baby food, government tells parents
Avoid relying on food pouches for everyday meals, says NHS website for first time.
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NHS calls for 200,000 new blood donors as supplies run low
The health service issued an "amber alert" last year and stocks remain low ever since.
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Nurses to vote on pay deal as potential strike looms
The ballot is being billed by representatives as the biggest single vote by the profession in the UK.
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Doctors trialling 'poo pills' to flush out dangerous superbugs
Can a dose of good bacteria clear superbugs from their hiding place in the bowels?
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We always joked dad looked nothing like his parents - then we found out why
Matthew's father died late last year - before learning the truth about his family history.
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'I'm going to outlive our child, there are no words'
Jack is one of only 16 children in the world with a genetic condition so rare it doesn't have a name.
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Measles holiday warning as cases rise in Europe
As the summer holiday season gets going, families are being warned of measles outbreaks in many popular European destinations, with vaccination rates ...
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Should you be eating food products with fewer ingredients?
Food firms are marketing ranges with fewer ingredients, but are they healthier?
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Handwritten notes reveal Churchill's penicillin concern ahead of D-Day
Handwritten notes show the wartime prime minister's frustration over slow penicillin production.
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