BBC Health News

"These are not scroungers, they are victims of a scandal," says one victim's husband.

Drinking from plastic bottles, food additives and microwave ovens are just some that people believe.

Our fat calculator has thrown up a range of questions from people on body mass index.

Research estimates that every £1 spent on one-to-one counselling could earn a societal return of £6.20.

Investing in mental health help for primary school children will boost the future economy, a study says

Taking women's health awareness across Nigeria, on a motorbike.

Up to two million people in England take anticholinergics, for depression and Parkinson's disease.

Patients are being warned not to stop taking prescribed drugs but to consult their doctor.

Top surgeon and ex-minister makes prediction as government considers long-term funding plan.

The images, which were taken before the NHS was founded in 1948, are discovered in an archive.

What is the human papillomavirus and how do you know if you have it?

A complaint is upheld about the time it took to provide a man with treatment at Dumfries Infirmary.

Paediatricians say doctors are facing too much pressure and key standards are not being met.

The timing of the redundancy notice period affected whether Sandi Haywood received a higher pension.

Amelia Eldred who lost her limb to bone cancer has rare procedure which could allow her to dance again.

A working group recommends changing NI's laws to allow abortion in cases of fatal foetal abnormality.

Parents who feed their babies formula milk are often made to feel inadequate, according to a mother.

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall tests just how much sugar we are eating for breakfast.

A support group for bereaved mothers who are pregnant is making all the difference.

Examining the art of how trees can help you find health and happiness.