A new investigation has been launched into child deaths following heart operations in Bristol, almost 20 years after concerns were first raised there.
Toddlers who watch three hours of TV a day may end up educationally stunted, physically weak and prone to bullying, a study has revealed.
Fewer than a third of adults recall getting a leaflet about changes to the handling of medical records, a poll for BBC Radio 4’s PM programme suggests.
The number of people waiting for NHS hospital treatment has risen by more than 300,000 under the coalition, amid concern that NHS rationing is forcing patients to wait longer for operations.
Baby formula should be tailored for boys and girls to reflect the differences in milk that mothers produce depending on their baby’s sex, researchers say.
With a disabled daughter and three flights of stairs to her front door, Clare Lally was desperate for easier access to her home.
Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation which means some people are lazier than others and they may be able to produce a pill to counter it.
Data published by Cancer Research UK shows more than 4.6 million men die from the disease every year across the globe – the equivalent of 126 men in every 100,000.
All hail former Marks & Sparks boss Sir Stuart Rose for taking on the challenge of turning around the NHS.
Former Marks and Spencer boss Sir Stuart Rose is to lead a review into how to improve management in the NHS in England.
