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One patient bled to death during dialysis, while another became trapped next to bed rails

Four years after the first buffer zone outside a clinic only two more have followed in England.

The trial has been set up by the family of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who died after eating a sandwich.

International recruitment hits record high with nurse leaders warning about sustainability of trend.

The former reality star appeared before the Health and Social Care Committee to discuss body image.

A new survey shows a rise in hostile behaviour towards people with a visible difference.

An occupational therapist says he is waiting for an operation on both his neck and his wrist.

Ewan Bowlby, 27, was diagnosed with a brain tumour but plans to get married and start a family.

Lord Hague says the government is "shallow" and "politically weak" for delaying plans to curb obesity.

The new gadget can help surgeons find and remove cancer that has spread from the breast, say experts.

Abortion providers describe a battle to put out accurate information.

The viral infection is rare and the risk to the public remains very low, experts say.

The Policy Exchange think tank wants local NHS to have more power and questions rise in national managers.

Alex Preston says he wants answers after being told he had the illness for seven years.

Masks are no longer required on many EU flights, but countries including Germany, Italy and Spain keep the rule.

The University of Leeds project will see heart monitors fitted under the skin of more than 100 men.

Experts say India is now recording more intense, frequent heatwaves which are also longer in duration.

The military has been ordered to intervene as a wave of Covid cases sweeps the unvaccinated country.

Not raising the fees for the first time in 12 years puts money back in people's pockets, ministers say.

With one in 10 deficient in vitamin D, the government is exploring new ways to boost the UK’s intake.