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Hepatitis C tests spike after blood scandal news
More than 12,000 people asked for tests in England after the BBC found 1,700 cases are undiagnosed.
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Su and Steve fought for justice, but didn't live to see it
Su Gorman and Steve Dymond helped to expose an NHS scandal - but they died without seeing justice.
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Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
One man describes the condition as "probably the worst ailment" he has had in his adult life.
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Junior doctors talks need time and space - Atkins
The health secretary says renewed negotiations should take place away from deadlines and social media.
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Late education plans mean kids miss out on support in England
Thousands of children miss out as some councils in England fail to meet deadlines, the BBC finds.
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ADHD meds shortage 'is like a doomsday clock'
ADHD patients are struggling with medication shortages, but the DoH says the disruption will resolve soon.
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HPV vaccine stops 90% of cervical cancer cases
England began vaccinating teenage girls in 2008 and results show it is paying off.
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'I thought my skin cancer was a bite'
Aidan McKay says a childhood spent farming is a major factor for his stage four skin cancer.
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Junior doctors in England agree to talks with government
Members of the British Medical Association union have been staging walkouts for more than a year.
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People with HIV can be sperm and egg donors
UK laws have changed to keep up with the science that shows it can be safe.
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More hospitals leaving patients in corridors to free up ambulances
A new policy sees people treated in NHS hospital corridors as admissions outstrip beds.
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Millions more middle-aged are obese, study suggests
Using a new, lower BMI cut-off for obesity would give a truer picture of who is affected, researchers say.
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Brazilian butt lift firms banned after woman in hospital
The woman required emergency hospital treatment following the procedure in a hotel function room.
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Teenager used pills for illegal abortion, court hears
Sophie Harvey, of St Mary’s Road, Cirencester, is accused of taking the drug to end her pregnancy.
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Family of weight-loss op victim call for sales ban
Shannon Bowe's family want UK hotel chains to stop hosting Turkish surgery "clinics" and sales days.
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What is the law on assisted suicide and euthanasia?
Many countries have legalised assisted dying, assisted suicide or euthanasia, which are different.
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Weight loss jab 'could reduce heart attack risk'
The jab could reduce heart attack and stroke risks regardless of the amount of weight people lose.
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Health spending £5bn less than government planned
The Conservatives are not on track to increase spending by 3.3% a year above inflation in England.
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Top doctor cancer-free a year after world-first therapy
Richard Scolyer has undergone a new treatment for glioblastoma, based on his own melanoma research.
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Life-saving overdose drug to be given without prescription
Addicts at risk of an opioid overdose in England will get supplies of the antidote for emergency use.
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Assisted dying set to move closer on Isle of Man
A bill to allow assisted dying for the terminally ill is expected to pass a key parliamentary stage.
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Media leaks during Covid were frustrating - Swann
The health minister tells the inquiry the leaks were tolerated rather than challenged.
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'I wasn't believed and gave birth in a toilet'
Hundreds of women have contacted BBC News with their traumatic experiences of giving birth.
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What is the infected blood scandal and how many people died?
Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C, in the worst treatment disaster in NHS history.
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NHS offers life-saving drug for stiff heart condition
The once a day pill Tafamidis is now available on the NHS in England.
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I lost my mum, dad and baby sister to HIV in infected blood scandal
Families torn apart by the infected blood scandal break their silence to BBC Panorama.
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Birth trauma inquiry urges maternity care overhaul
Changes in postnatal care are also required, MPs say after hearing "harrowing" evidence from UK women.
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Man who received first pig kidney transplant dies
The US hospital which carried out the operation said Rick Slayman's death was not a result of the transplant.
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Test-at-home kit for cancer patients approved for use
Patients say the device allows them to reduce the number of hospital visits involved in cancer care.
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Vaccine expert 'very worried' by whooping cough deaths
Five babies have died from the infection amid a rise in cases in the UK.
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Mum ignored test and got cancer says BBC presenter
BBC Wales' Lucy Owen on her mum's regrets at taking no notice of bowel cancer test offers.
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Victims infected with Hep C after blood screening began
Lawyers tell the BBC people infected after September 1991 should be allowed to claim compensation.
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Whooping cough cases up again as five babies die
There were 1,300 cases of the bacterial infection in March, after just over 900 in February in England.
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Hundreds of infected blood victims living with undetected Hep C
About 1,750 people are unaware they caught hepatitis C from infected blood, BBC analysis reveals.
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Gene-therapy leap restores baby girl's hearing
Opal, 18 months, can now hear - even a whisper - after becoming the first person to try a new treatment.
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Agency charging NHS nearly £2,000 for nurse shift
A leading NHS boss says firms are deliberately targeting areas where nurses are in short supply.
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AstraZeneca to withdraw Covid vaccine
The firm said the decision was taken because of a decline in demand for the vaccine.
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Mum never got over injecting son with infected blood
Kate McDougall gave her son injections to treat his haemophilia which unknowingly led to his HIV infection.
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Girl's brain tumour misdiagnosed for three years
Tia Gordon, 11, was given painkillers for tummy bugs and migraines before the tumour was discovered.
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NHS data stolen in cyber attack published on dark web
A ransomware group carries out its threat to NHS Dumfries and Galloway and releases a "large volume" of patients' data.
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We need to normalise death and dying, says carer
Abi Jenkins, who cared for a friend with terminal cancer, said "normalising" death might help people.
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‘I have a 50:50 chance of developing Alzheimer’s in my 50s’
John Jennings may have inherited a gene from his mother that could trigger early-onset of the condition.
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How the NHS has run out of jobs for new doctors
The NHS needs more doctors so why have some medical students been left in limbo waiting for a job?
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Why mortgage rates are going up, not down
The cost of a new fixed mortgage has risen in recent days, defying many homeowners' hopes and expectations.
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Licence ban extended on London fertility clinic
Homerton Fertility Clinic will stay shut while the loss of at least 32 embryos is investigated.
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GP prescribing opioids in 'high amounts' needs to improve
The CQC say the surgery has one of highest opioid prescription rates in England.
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Online clinic gave teen dangerous hormone dose
The 15-year-old was prescribed the medication without having spoken to a doctor, a court ruling says.
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Scientists work to make healthier white bread
The research aimed at lovers of white bread has been funded by the government to improve the health benefits of UK food.
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Doctor assumed disabled woman did not have sex
Adults with disabilities describe traumatic experiences trying to access healthcare.
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Ministers accept three-month deadline for blood scheme
A final compensation scheme could be running by the year's end after ministers agree to a Labour-led demand.
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Scientists invent new way to detect skin cancer
Researchers hope using Terahertz (THz) waves will help preserve as much healthy skin as possible.
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Special school pupils ‘tortured’ in calming rooms
The school proved abuse, but staff are still teaching and haven't been barred from working with children.
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