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Health
Wellbeing support for terminally-ill islanders
A hospice offers a free programme for those with life-limiting or serious progressive illnesses.
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Boy learns to walk again after life-saving brain tumour surgery
Chace, 11, from Warwickshire, has been supported by Shine a Light, a childhood cancer charity.
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Doctors begin five-day walkout in England
NHS bosses say they are aiming to keep nearly all services running during the strike.
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Resident doctors in Scotland begin ballot for strike action
BMA Scotland says ministers went back on a pay agreement but Health Secretary Neil Gray says it is a "fair, affordable, equitable pay offer".
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'I could hardly walk' - the issue that affects one in five mums
Two mothers who experienced pelvic girdle pain say being aware of the risk will help people seek treatment.
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A simple hack to help you switch off after work
Dr Claire Ashley shares her tip on the Woman's Hour Guide to Life.
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Why are resident doctors striking and how much are they paid?
Resident doctors in England are striking between 14 and 19 November, in their 13th walkout since 2023.
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NHS waiting list down after three months of rises
At the end of September, the backlog stood at 7.39 million in England.
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Type 1 diabetes is worse in young children - now scientists know why
They show cells that control blood sugar are more vulnerable in early childhood.
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Hospitals knew a heart device led to more patients' deaths - but they kept using it
Almost half of patients given a heart pump, after the NHS had raised concerns about it, died soon after.
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Streeting accuses doctors' union of acting 'like cartel'
The health secretary launches strongest criticism yet of the union ahead of Friday's strike by resident doctors.
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The benefits of giving someone the benefit of the doubt
Psychologist Kimberley Wilson explains why it can be a more peaceful way to live.
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Thousands of NHS staff in England to lose jobs after deal approved
The compromise deal would allow the NHS to overspend this year.
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'My son, 4, has childhood dementia - I'm heartbroken'
Tammy McDaid is raising funds to help her make memories with her son Tate.
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NHS manager who groomed young girls on Snapchat jailed for 28 years for rape and abuse
Paul Lipscombe used fake names and lied about his age to win over his victims.
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Nurses penalised for trans complaint, says lawyer
Closing submissions are being made in an employment tribunal brought by eight female nurses.
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TikTok creator 'so sorry' over cancer diagnosis lie
Brittany Miller is known for posting food and lifestyle content to her three-and-a-half million followers.
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Hospital trust fined £500k over death of patient
Alice Figueiredo, 22, took her own life at Goodmayes Hospital, east London, in July 2015.
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Government sets out plan to phase out animal experiments
The plan follows up on a manifesto promise to work towards the phasing out the practice.
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Pharmacist suspended after BBC Botox sting
Cornelius Agoye was filmed supplying Botox to an undercover BBC researcher in a breach of the rules.
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Nearly all NHS trusts failing to hit cancer target
Experts say patients are being harmed by cancer diagnosis and treatment delays.
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Dundee and US surgeons achieve world-first stroke surgery using robot
A Dundee professor carried out the first remote thrombectomy on a human cadaver.
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Surgical menopause like a 'hormonal cliff edge'
Surgical menopause is the immediate onset of menopause caused by the removal of both ovaries.
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Hospital failings continued after Alice Figueiredo death, leaked documents show
Four months after a young woman died in a mental health unit, another patient tried to harm herself in similar circumstances, leaked documents show.
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DNA pioneer James Watson dies at 97
The Nobel Prize winner felt ostracised by the scientific community over his comments on race and intelligence.
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The Wheel contestant meets her hero Joe Marler
Hannah says the rugby star's podcast helped with her mental health and inspired her to take up the sport.
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Lose weight or lose your jobs, offshore workers told
Thousands of offshore workers are too heavy for the limitations of helicopter winch systems.
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Doctor licked beer off colleague, tribunal hears
Dr Mark Watson is suspended for licking beer from a younger colleague's cleavage.
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Botox was like going for coffee - I had no idea what went into my body
Rules about administering drugs such as Botox and Mounjaro have not kept up, says Wales' regulator.
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Failing care homes not reinspected within a year
BBC finds a fifth of care homes rated "inadequate" were not reinspected within a year or more.
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Woman 'strung along' seriously ill man over kidney donation
Nicola Hutton was sentenced to five months in prison after being convicted of a false communication offence.
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CMAT's hack for chilling out
After a whirlwind year, CMAT tells Nick Grimshaw that she's found a new way to relax.
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How the heart can 'create' emotions
In a special live episode, What's up Docs? explores the wonders of the human heart.
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Can your phlegm colour tell you when to see a doctor?
This episode of Sliced Bread looks at the myths behind cough and cold treatments.
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UK facing long, tough flu season, NHS chiefs warn
Vulnerable urged to come forward for flu jab quickly as virus has come early this year.
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Maternity inquiry must include care culture - dad
Freyja Green died in March 2019 after a traumatic birth at St James's University Hospital in Leeds.
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How caffeine can help you manage headaches and three other tips
If you're getting a pattern of milder, recurring headaches here are four things you can do to help manage it.
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ADHD services shutting door to new NHS patients as demand soars, BBC finds
A BBC investigation finds that a host of areas in England are closing waiting lists and others are rationing care.
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LED mask ads banned over acne and rosacea claims
Adverts for cosmetic devices not registered with the medicines regulator must not make medical claims.
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Britain sliding 'into economic crisis' over £85bn sickness bill, ex-John Lewis boss warns
The number of people who are out of work for health reasons has grown by 800,000 since 2019.
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Council to vaccinate child in care after court win
The mother refused vaccinations out of her belief there is a link between the jabs and autism.
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Dr Xand: Five easy food swaps to improve your gut health
Instead of reaching for pricey probiotic shots or snacks, here are five easy food swaps to boost your gut health.
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Vapers overtake smokers for first time in Britain
Some 5.4 million adults use vapes daily or occasionally compared with 4.9 million using cigarettes, figures show.
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Calls for legal right to paid leave for IVF treatment
Campaigners say IVF treatment should be less stigmatised in the workplace and come with legal entitlements to time off
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Maldives bans smoking for younger generations
Anyone born on or after 1 January 2007 will be banned from using, buying or selling tobacco products in the archipelago.
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Firms ordered to reduce forever chemicals in drinking water sources for 6 million people
The persistent pollutants which build up in the environment have been linked to serious illnesses.
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Private baby scan clinics 'putting expectant mothers at risk'
Some high-street clinics are risking lives by letting untrained staff do baby scans, warn experts.
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Traitors star is 'grateful for abnormal anatomy'
A very rare condition led to an important diagnosis after years of pain for The Traitors star.
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Thousands of poorest Scots to receive free weight-loss jabs in trial
Up to 5,000 people in Scotland will take the injections as part of a multi-million pound study being led by Glasgow University.
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At 21, I was crushed by a stranger's joke about going bald. Then the way I looked at myself changed
There are multiple ways for men to combat hair loss now, but should they have to?
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Medics got me through cancer but they can't help with my menopause
When Kat Denisi was diagnosed with breast cancer at 32 she was put into a medically induced menopause.
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