BBC Health News

Under the law backed by MPs, possession will be legal, but strict rules mean it will be complicated.

Social enterprises say hardworking front-line staff have not received one-off payments agreed last May.

The series follows the success of Mr Bates Vs the Post Office, which drew in over 10m viewers.

The author says the shortage of medication is a source of worry and shows the system is "broken".

The daily pill, ritlecitinib or Litfulo, helps fight inflammation that can lead to hair loss.

The General Medical Council is "truly sorry' for past prejudices that ended some gay doctors' careers.

Equality watchdog guidance suggests allowing women to work from home or letting them wear cooler clothes.

Writer Bryony Gordon opens up on her OCD, food addiction and health inequality.

Writer Bryony Gordon opens up on her OCD, food addiction and health inequality.

Campaigners say they are "thrilled" that millions of families will finally have their losses recognised.

Two men who never met now call themselves blood brothers - after one donated stem cells to the other.

The government backs a plan to give patients access to a second opinion if their condition deteriorates.

Sewage leaks and floods among more than 1,000 incidents revealed in BBC investigation.

The increase in police inquiries in England and Wales is unprecedented, an abortion provider says.

The Luton Town defender collapsed on the pitch after a cardiac arrest last December.

Offering regular colonoscopies to people with Lynch syndrome at any age will save lives, NHS England says.

The vote in favour of a strike could see junior doctors take part in a 24-hour walkout in March.

Experts are particularly worried about the proportion of younger people whose health is at risk.

Patients are facing delays for ongoing cancer care, heart check-ups and eye treatment in England.

Hannah Huxford from Grimsby is unable to get hold of her ADHD medicine due to a national shortage.