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Health
How you know if you've got a cold or a flu
GP Dr Oscar Duke explains the different symptoms you might experience.
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Much of £11bn Covid scheme fraud 'beyond recovery', report says
The response to the pandemic led to "enormous outlays of public money which exposed it to the risk of fraud and error", a report says.
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Bad H3N2 flu season: Should I buy a flu vaccine this year?
Flu has come early and experts predict it could be a particularly nasty season, with a new strain circulating.
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Masks to be worn in hospitals as flu cases surge
Frimley Health NHS Trust is the latest to reintroduce masks as UK hospitals come under strain.
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Maternity care failings 'much worse' than anticipated, says head of national review
An interim report by Baroness Amos finds poor care and dirty wards are blighting England’s maternity services.
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Pioneering new treatment reverses incurable blood cancer in some patients
Seven out of 11 patients with incurable cancer who had the treatment appear to be cancer-free.
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New mpox strain identified in England
It's a mix of two major types of the virus, and has been found in someone who recently returned from Asia.
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Is it a cold, 'super flu' or Covid? How to tell the difference
BBC Morning Live's Dr Oscar Duke shares his advice on how to identify whether you have cold, flu or Covid and how to look after yourself.
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Teens as young as 15 seeking help over botched Botox and fillers
Advice Direct Scotland (ADS) says it wants tighter restrictions on cosmetic procedures in new Scottish legislation.
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'Life being stressful is not an illness' - GPs on mental health over-diagnosis
Hundreds of GPs in England tell the BBC they are also worried about a lack of help for patients.
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Risky infections in elderly overlooked, warns England's chief doctor
Diseases like pneumonia and flu must be taken much more seriously, England's chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty says.
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This question will tell you if you're a people pleaser
Here's a simple way to make sure your wants and needs are being heard.
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'MND took our son at 14 - anyone at any age can get it'
Kyle Sieniawski, from Pontypridd, died last month, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease in January.
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Girls 'taught how to get a job but not about women's health'
Young women say they were taught how to open a bank account in school, but not about their own health.
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Parents face 12-month wait to learn how babies died
Shane Bevan and Laura Tongue say it is "cruel" for grieving families to be left waiting for answers.
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Group supports those with 'lonely condition'
Bethany Lewis, 18, set up the group after her polycystic ovary syndrome diagnosis, in April.
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Young women call for better health education
New resources are being designed to improve understanding of common conditions.
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Streeting orders review into mental health and ADHD diagnosis
The health secretary said the aim was to tackle a rising demand for services and the increased pressure on the NHS.
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School taught me about bank accounts but not breast exams
Resources will be made available in schools on women's health topics to reduce the gender health gap.
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Patients clogging A&E with hiccups, sore throats and other niggles
NHS bosses warn the public to use hospitals wisely amid concern this could be a tough winter.
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Baby milk can be bought with supermarket loyalty points
The government claims that parents who cannot or chose not to breastfeed could save £500 a year.
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Warning over cosmetic face fillers as scans reveal new details of risks
Placed incorrectly, cosmetic dermal fillers can damage nearby ateries, leading to to skin loss and even blindness, experts warn.
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Higher proportion now contacting GPs online, figures show
All NHS practices were required by the government to provide web bookings from October.
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Government racks up £100m bill responding to Covid inquiry
BBC analysis shows cost to taxpayer is 50% higher than thought, with inquiry's own costs at £192m.
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Cancer patient welcomes newly-approved treatment
Sharon Price from Newcastle-under-Lyme says she was glad to avoid the need for surgery.
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Ambulance demand spikes as flu season worsens
The service says calls increased by 20% in the past week, fuelled illnesses such as the flu.
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Our daughter died from meningitis after starting uni - a jab would have saved her
Meg Draper was enjoying the social side of student life - within weeks she had died from meningitis.
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Doctors to stage five-day strike before Christmas
Walkout in England begins on 17 December and will be 14th strike in pay dispute.
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US and UK agree zero tariffs deal on pharmaceuticals
The deal follows threats of tariffs as high as 100% on branded drug imports.
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Do you know what a forever chemical is?
Forever chemicals, or PFAS, exist in many household items such as waterproof clothing and cookware.
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WHO warning over shortage of obesity jabs
Too few people who could benefit from so-called "skinny jabs" are able to access them, says WHO.
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HIV warning to older women as infections increase
The Blue Sky Trust charity reacts to a rise in HIV infections among heterosexual women.
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The HIV battle is not over, warns creator of It's a Sin
Russell T Davies says misinformation about the virus made him "despair".
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Council to support workers with endometriosis
Deputy mayor Ceri Cawley plans to start a support group for women with endometriosis.
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Prostate cancer screening: what you need to know
Everything you need to know about the decision on who should be screened for prostate cancer
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Prostate cancer screening should not be offered to most UK men, says experts
It recommends that only men with a confirmed genetic risk of prostate cancer should be screened for the disease.
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Call for medical notes alert for maternity scandal families
Kayleigh Griffiths says the alert came about because families had to keep retelling their stories.
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Women 'traumatised' by breast cancer treatment at NHS trust
More than 200 patients suffered harm, including unnecessary mastectomies, the BBC has been told.
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Libraries to host community events over winter
The sessions in December and January aim to bring people in Wolverhampton together during the colder months.
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NHS doctor suspended over alleged antisemitic social media posts
The tribunal ruled the doctor's posts "may impact on patient confidence" in both her and the profession.
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Man donates kidney to woman he met after crash
Transplant donor says "anyone with a heart would give something to keep someone else alive".
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Will my favourite drink cost more?
Packaged milk drinks, including some packaged coffees, will be included in the "sugar tax", the Health Secretary has announced.
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Review of unpaid carer debts announced after damning report
Former charity boss Liz Sayce found confusing guidance on Carer's Allowance had left thousands with fines and surprise bills.
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Milkshakes and lattes to face sugar tax in UK
The tax on sugary drinks is being extended to include pre-packaged milk-based drinks.
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Sugar tax: What you need to know
Milkshakes and lattes set to be included in UK sugar tax scheme for the first time.
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Adolescence lasts into 30s - new study shows four pivotal ages for your brain
Brain scans on thousands of people reveal the dramatic shifts the brain goes through between birth and death.
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JFK's granddaughter raises awareness of rare leukaemia with poignant essay
Doctors say Tatiana Schlossberg's struggle - even with the best care as a member of a prominent family - emphasises the need for more research.
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Obesity jab drug fails to slow Alzheimer's
There were initial hopes that the drug in weight loss jab Wegovy could slow progression of dementia.
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What is the UK Covid inquiry and how does it work?
The inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic has heard from politicians, civil servants, experts and bereaved families.
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Firms and workers reveal impact of Covid response
Thousands of workers and business owners have spoken about their experience of Covid-19 support schemes.
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Three-year-old Oliver is 'wonderful' after world-first gene therapy
The toddler has astounded doctors with his progress, nine months after the ground-breaking treatment.
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What are the symptoms of prostate cancer and what should you check for?
One in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.
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