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Health
How our noisy world is seriously damaging our health
The BBC's James Gallagher investigates the invisible killer all around us.
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Will scrapping NHS England help improve patient safety?
The decision to scrap the organisation could offer a new chance to examine how patients are dealt with.
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Men denied life-extending prostate cancer drug
NHS England says it cannot afford to offer abiraterone, which is available in Scotland and Wales.
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Manslaughter probe at Letby hospital expanded
Cheshire Police expands its investigation into what happened at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
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Mone accuses Covid inquiry of 'cover-up'
She says husband Doug Barrowman and her are targets of a "politically motivated witch hunt".
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NHS England to be axed as role returns to government control
The prime minister says the move will cut duplication and free up money for frontline services.
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What does NHS England do? Your questions answered on health reforms
As part of Your Voice, Your BBC, we answer questions from you on government plans to scrap NHS England.
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What is assisted dying and how could the law change?
MPs backed a proposal to let terminally ill people in England and Wales choose to end their life.
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NHS England: Why world's biggest quango is being axed
There are three main reasons body is going - money, bureaucracy and control, says Nick Triggle
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Measles highest in 25 years in Europe, WHO says
Children under five constituted more than 40% of the cases reported in Europe and Central Asia last year.
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Warning over the dangers of Botox parties
Healthcare Improvement Scotland is concerned about treatment at parties organised with unregulated providers.
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New endometriosis pill approved on NHS in England
It can be taken at home on a daily basis, but it is only patients for who have tried all other options.
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Sons worst affected by smoking in pregnancy - study
Data from half-a-million people was assessed by the University of Aberdeen research team.
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Doctors try to stop under-eights drinking slushies
Paediatricians studied 21 children in the UK and Ireland who became very ill after the icy drinks.
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NHS to offer take-at-home tablet for MS
Broadening access to cladribine should help more patients avoid hospital and free up clinic time.
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Thousands miss NHS screenings due to admin error
Routine screening invitations were not sent because of an error dating back to 2008.
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Government backs miscarriage bereavement leave
A group of MPs want workers to get the right to leave if they suffer a miscarriage before 24 weeks.
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Annual jab for HIV protection passes trial hurdle
Lenacapavir, which stops HIV from replicating inside cells, has passed early safety tests.
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Giving blood linked to lower risk of pre-cancer gene
Frequent donors were more likely to have different genetic changes in their blood stem cells, scientists found.
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Windass: 'Dementia scares me, we need more help'
The former footballer has been speaking about his future after stage two diagnosis.
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Michael Gove denies trying to circumvent Dyson ventilator checks
Former cabinet minister says it would be ludicrous to suggest he tried to shortcut safety checks in the pandemic.
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Doctors didn't warn women of 'risky sex' drug urges
Patients given drugs for movement disorders like restless leg syndrome say their behaviour changed entirely.
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Major cuts at NHS HQ as more directors stand down
Up to 6,500 jobs could go as health secretary looks to bring NHS England closer to the government.
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Lab-grown food could be sold in UK within two years
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking at how it can speed up the approval process for lab-grown foods.
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'I was drawn into a secretive world of chemsex and it turned me into a zombie'
Calls are made to help address stigmas attached to chemsex and improve support.
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Weight-loss drugs expose women to society's harsh judgements on their bodies
Women who have quickly lost weight say strangers are now more likely to smile at them or strike up a conversation.
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Can an LED face mask really transform your skin?
The at-home light therapy treatment is increasingly being seen as a must-have skincare accessory.
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UK authorities on lookout for Lassa fever cases
It does not spread easily and the risk to the public is very low, experts say, after finding a case.
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'Nasal tanners left me suffocating in hospital'
Edith Eagle says she felt she was "drowning in her own body" after using one of the unlicensed products.
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Inquiry into claims Nottingham victim records were accessed
A hospital trust is investigating if medical records of the three victims were accessed "inappropriately".
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More schools to be asked to supervise toothbrushing
Dedicated funding will allow the scheme to reach the poorest areas in England, the government says.
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Common vaginal 'imbalance' may be an STI
An overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina, known as BV, may be spread by sex, researchers say.
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Patients thank blood donors for life-saving plasma
Blood donated across England is being used to make immunoglobulin for the first time in 25 years.
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Scientists discover new part of the immune system
New part of the immune system - hidden inside our bodies - could be used to make new antibiotics.
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The NHS is spending a fortune giving people a death they don't want
The UK was once ranked the best country for end-of-life care - but, say experts, that has all changed
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Scientists crack how aspirin might stop cancers from spreading
The cheap painkiller seems to help the immune system detect and destroy cancers.
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Most areas cut eating-disorder help for under-18s
The Royal College of Psychiatrists worries children and young people will be put at risk, as demand rises.
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Warning over rapid at-home prostate tests
Testing for PSA protein can indicate whether a man is at risk of prostate cancer.
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Woman secretly filmed her mum being abused in care home
The camera hidden by Nicola Hughes captured footage of staff roughly handling and shouting at her mother.
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Boots recalls paracetamol over labelling error
Packaging inside the box incorrectly states the pills are a different painkiller, aspirin.
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Autistic woman wrongly locked up in mental health hospital for 45 years
“Kasibba”, who is non-verbal and had no family to speak for her, was one of hundreds wrongly detained.
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'He was born navy blue': Real-life stories behind Toxic Town Netflix series
The drama tells the story of how families fought for justice over their children's birth defects.
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Over 50% of adults predicted to be obese by 2050
Levels look set to accelerate rapidly, particularly in lower-income countries.
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Covid inquiry turns to PPE deals and the 'VIP lane'
Four weeks of hearings will look at the purchase of billions of pounds of medical equipment in the pandemic.
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Cancer family 'financially broken' by benefits wait
Charity report finds seven-month average wait for families of children with cancer to access benefits.
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