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Thousands of opioid deaths missed off official figures
The error - affecting England and Wales - raises concerns about the impact on the government's approach to drug deaths.
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How gaming can be good for your mental health
Psychologist and gaming expert Nick Ballou has five ways how gaming can boost your mental health and wellbeing.
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Let's have a conversation about periods
Three teenage girls talk to 5 Live about the importance of safe and open conversations on topics such as hormones, periods and mental health.
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Do you really need a magnesium supplement?
Drs Chris and Xand sit down with Professor Stella Volpe, the Head of the department of Nutrition, Food and Exercise at Virginia Tech in the US.
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'Killer' child car seats still on sale 10 years on
Which? advised families to buy approved seats with a clear orange label indicating they are safe.
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Fourteen NHS trusts' maternity care to be investigated over 'failures'
Families impacted have criticised the review, calling it "not fit for purpose".
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Hospital opens room for miscarriage support
The space will provide "compassionate care during a profoundly difficult time", says a ward sister.
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Struggling with brain fog? Here's how to fix it
It's common to become forgetful or mentally sluggish but there are easy ways to cut through the haze.
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Children and teenagers share impact of pandemic in new report
Children describe positive memories of family time, as well as the darker side of pandemic life online.
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Cut and bulk: Teenagers explain why they want to get ripped
Three young men tell the BBC what's driving them to "cut and bulk" - an intense diet and workout regime.
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Woman loses faith in hospital after miscarriage
Emma Simmonds says she will never return to the hospital, this week rated England's worst.
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I quit my job to run a silent disco exercise group
The Silent Steppers began in 2024 to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
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Cost of children's homes doubles but care can be poor, says report
Huge sums spent on children's residential care in England do not represent value for money, says spending watchdog.
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What the NHS can learn from the European country that boosted cancer survival rates
Denmark's survival rates record for certain cancers was low compared to other wealthy countries - then it came up with a bold plan
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Doctors warn hospitals under pressure as NHS waiting lists rise
The waiting list for planned hospital treatment in England rose for the second month in a row in July to its highest level since March.
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NHS tracker - are hospital waiting times improving near you?
Use our interactive tracker to see if treatment waits are getting better at your local hospital.
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'Hoarding was a way to protect myself from the world'
Hoarding is often misunderstood, but 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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Postcode lottery for new cancer treatments, doctors warn
Experts say bureaucracy is "stifling innovation" and that applying for funding to pay for new treatments can be "cumbersome".
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Women's healthcare chronically underfunded, says Melinda French Gates
The billionaire philanthropist is donating $50m to research the issue, as part of a larger $1bn pledge.
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Which mammals have periods like humans?
Dr Chi Eziefula, a menstrual health expert, explains which mammals menstruate - and how their cycles differ from other animals.
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Fertility clinics must stop unproven treatments, watchdog warns
The draft guidance advises against many popular but unproven fertility add-ons offered by clinics.
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One way Michael Rosen has coped with the death of his son
"You don’t die as a human being, you live on with others," Rosen told Saturday Live.
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Rise in number of people facing hunger in the UK
More than 14.1 million people experienced food insecurity last year, warns the Trussell Trust.
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More children are obese than underweight, says Unicef
Traditional, healthy diets are being replaced by ultra-processed foods, often high in sugar and additives, the UN agency says.
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Alzheimer's blood test could 'revolutionise' diagnosis
Scientists leading the trial at University College London believe the blood test could improve the accuracy of diagnosis of the disease to more than 9...
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Dr Xand: NHS league tables don't tell you how you'll be treated
An NHS Trust with a low ranking could still provide good care, the doctor and BBC medical expert says.
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Deodorant firm sorry after 'itchy, burning armpits' claims
Mitchum said a change in the manufacturing process had affected some of its roll-on products after users complained of soreness.
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How does the disposable vape ban work, and how harmful is vaping?
The disposable vape ban is designed to reduce environmental damage and protect children's health.
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Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named
The new league tables score trusts on measures including finances and patient access to care.
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Lab 'revolutionising' maternity training - NHS
The lab is used to recreate emergency situations so staff can learn in a risk-free environment.
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Disabled NHS medic told she's 'not a real doctor'
Disabled and neurodivergent doctors say the lack of reasonable adjustments is pushing some out.
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Error Leaves Diabetes Patients Needing New Tests
Errors in diagnostic machines mean at least 55,000 people will need further blood tests
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Error leaves 55,000 diabetes patients needing new tests
Errors by diabetes analysis machines mean at least 55,000 people in England will need further hospital tests.
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Surgeon admits fraud over amputation of own legs
Neil Hopper claimed that injuries to his legs were the result of sepsis and not self-inflicted.
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Organ transplants for immortality: Might Xi and Putin be onto something?
The presidents of China and Russia were overheard discussing transplants as a way to prolong life.
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Martha's rule expanded across England after hundreds of lives saved
Hundreds of patients have been helped by rule which makes it easier to get an urgent second opinion
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'My son's constipation wasn't taken seriously until he reached crisis point'
The number of children being admitted to hospital with constipation is at a 10-year high.
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NHS staff called 'heartless' over maternity comments
An NHS trust meeting hears staff criticised bereaved families involved in a major maternity review.
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Energy drinks to be banned for under 16s
Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting said he was acting on concerns for children's health.
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Adults with learning disabilities die 20 years early, report finds
People with learning disabilities and autism die almost 20 years younger than the rest of the population.
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Scottish drug deaths fall but remain worst in Europe
The number of drug deaths is expected to have dropped slightly, but experts warn that any fall will most likely be a blip.
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Baby dies of whooping cough after mother not vaccinated while pregnant
The first death from the illness this year comes as vaccination rates among children have declined.
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Vaccination plea after baby's 'terrifying' measles
Eight areas in the North East and Cumbria have seen a slight or moderate increase in MMR jab rates.
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The trade in US body parts that's completely legal - but ripe for exploitation
Human remains can mean profits. But there is an emotional debate about the ethics of the industry.
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AI stethoscope could detect major heart conditions in seconds
The new technology could be a "game-changer" resulting in patients being treated sooner, experts say.
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'Slimming jabs have changed the way we do things'
Angie Smith said she has asked brides if they are using slimming jabs after a trend emerged this year.
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Children to be offered chickenpox vaccine on NHS
All young children in England and Wales will be offered a free chickenpox vaccine by the NHS from January 2026.
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What is chickenpox and how can I get my child vaccinated?
The NHS in England and Wales will start offering the MMRV vaccine to young children from January 2026.
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Price of Mounjaro to be discounted in UK pharmacies
The rebate allays fears of a 170% price rise but patients are warned the cost of the drug will still jump.
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NHS to lose out on new drugs, pharma firm warns
The claims from pharmaceutical giant Novartis comes amid a row over drug pricing deals.
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Patients struggle to get weight loss drug ahead of price rise
The drug's US manufacturer has asked UK distributors to stop taking orders from pharmacies until next month's price increase.
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