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Nikki FoxHealth correspondent, BBC EastNikki Fox/BBCSenior sister Lauren Jakes has worked in the critical care department of the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital for almost 14 yearsFive years on,...
Jonathan GeddesBBC Scotland NewsGetty ImagesThe three deaths occurred between 2019 and 2021"Reasonable precautions" could have prevented the deaths of three newborn babies, a fatal accident inquiry has found.Leo Lamont,...
Stewart WhittinghamBBC News, LiverpoolAndy GillBBC North West TonightReporting fromLiverpool Town Hall Cheshire PoliceLucy Letby killed babies while working at the Countess of Chester HospitalLawyers for former bosses of the...
Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesRichard Meddings, a former banker, is the chair of NHS EnglandThe chair of NHS England has said he does not disagree with the abolishing of...
Michael BuchananSocial affairs correspondentGetty ImagesAfter Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's announcement this week that NHS England (NHSE) is to be disbanded, the BBC looks at whether the changes present...
Hugh Pym and Ian AtkinsonBBC NewsInstitute of Cancer ResearchAbiraterone tablets can help stop prostate cancer spreadingA cancer charity has said it is "angry and frustrated" that ministers and health...
ReutersThe rise is attributed to increasing scepticism about immunisationThe number of measles cases in the European region doubled last year to reach the highest level in 25 years, health...
Ken BanksBBC Scotland, AberdeenGetty ImagesThe smoking during pregnancy study looked at data from 500,000 peopleThe sons of women who smoke while pregnant experience more long-lasting side effects than their...
Philippa RoxbyHealth reporterGetty ImagesPeople who give blood regularly are more likely to have genetic changes in their blood that could cut the risk of cancer developing, a study suggests.The...
BBCThis lab-grown Wagyu steak is ready to eat, but can't be sold in the UK because it has not yet been approved Meat, dairy and sugar grown in a...
BBCChris, not his real name, started missing work because of his involvement in chemsexA man drawn into the world of having sex while high on illegal drugs has described...
Healey told the BBC the "impact of AI on the economy, on productivity, is only just beginning to register"....
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