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The two hospitals in Nottingham are at the centre of a major inquiry into baby deaths and injuries.

Experts are reviewing the concerns raised about the former Great Ormond Street Hospital surgeon.

Experts are reviewing the concerns raised about the former Great Ormond Street Hospital surgeon.

Cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness can help with low mood and anxiety, research suggests.

Cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness can help with low mood and anxiety, research suggests.

South Korea has spent billions to reverse its low birth rate, but some say it isn't listening to young women's needs.

Labour leadership candidate used disappearing messages when he was health minister, inquiry told.

Ministers fear that the relatively cheap cost of vaping makes it more accessible for young people.

Vaping is far safer than smoking but the government wants to stop the sale of vapes to children

A Resolution Foundation report is calling for action to support young people's mental health.

The UK Covid inquiry arrives in Wales and will scrutinise the Welsh government's handling of the pandemic.

Decisions made about Covid in Wales will be the focus of the inquiry over the next three weeks.

ADHD UK estimate about 150,000 people have been affected by a UK-wide medicine shortage.

Under the offer, which is being put to trade union members, staff would also receive a one-off payment.

The record-breaking donation came from a 93-year-old former professor, who is the widow of a wealthy investor.

Parents say their children may not have become ill if screening had been available.

The parents of two young boys were diagnosed with cancer within days of each other.

Plans for the doctors' regulator to license less-qualified health workers are under attack.

NHS bosses warn of significant disruption to services in England during the five-day walkout.

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.

Symptoms can be considered a disability and firms must make adjustments, the equalities watchdog says.

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.

As the NHS enters 2024 and a difficult winter period, find out what's happening in your area.

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

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.

The case in Alabama stems from a lawsuit brought by three couples whose frozen embryos were lost at a clinic.

The scheme will raise awareness of how patients and their families can access a second opinion.

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

Health chiefs call on the government to nearly double the NHS's capital spending.

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.

Karen Cook has a rare condition called pain hyperacusis which causes crippling and debilitating pain.

Overseas dentists may be provisionally registered to work in the UK without checks, plans say.

Some patients, especially newborns, need specially tested blood to ensure it does not cause harm.

Without a clinical trial, Louis O'Brien-Smith fears he will "keep deteriorating and probably die".

A probe at Liverpool Women's Hospital finds delayed diagnosis and treatment of a pregnant black woman.

Experts warn long waits becoming normalised as NHS winter waits show little sign of improvement.

Another 56 cases have been seen in the last week across a number of regions.

A Cambridge study suggests that children who wear school uniforms may be less physically active.

Guy's Hospital has apologised to more than 100 women whose eggs and embryos may have been damaged.