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The rollout of new devices for thousands in England with type 1 diabetes is hailed as a landmark moment.

There has only been one other human case of avian flu in the US, and the risk to the public is low.

Hundreds could be dying unnecessarily due to long waits in A&E in England, according to NHS data analysis.

Emma Colledge from Durham is encouraging people to be aware of the symptoms of ovarian cancer.

Not everyone can picture images in their mind's eye and remember sounds or faces - but why?

Not everyone can picture images in their mind's eye and remember sounds or faces - but why?

Women with premenstrual disorders are much more likely to have birth-related depression, researchers say.

MSPs will get the chance to make Scotland the first part of the UK to let people legally end their lives.

Many countries have legalised assisted dying, assisted suicide or euthanasia, which are different.

Dearbhail Ormond was diagnosed with endometriosis after seeing 20 doctors across 18 years.

Other so-called never events include a patient almost having the wrong toe amputated during surgery.

Like TV presenter Kate Garraway, other families are struggling with the cost of care.

The curvature of Eva Tennent's spine is now so severe that mum Jill Lockhart fears she will not survive.

The model says women have cosmetic procedures younger than she did, and they all look like "aliens".

The rising cost of getting children to school is a key driver of current pressure on council budgets.

The rising cost of getting children to school is a key driver of current pressure on council budgets.

Just 24% of Britons say they are satisfied, citing waiting times and lack of staff as key concerns.

Faith Harrison says she was given a second chance following her heart attack after a hockey game.

BBC News has seen emails from senior NHS bosses saying some patients could be at risk.

British American Tobacco boss says bans overseas are not "effective" and the illegal market is large.