The tomatoes, which are genetically modified, have been developed by UK scientists but grown in Canada, where restrictions on GM products are looser.
Prof David Haslam, chairman of the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) told the Daily Telegraph people should see themselves as equal partners with their doctors.
The unnamed woman, who was born without a womb, was one of nine to receive a womb transplant in Sweden between September 2012 and April last year.
Hundreds of children in England and Wales have been held under the Mental Health Act and locked in police cells because officers did not have anywhere else to take them, the BBC has learned.
Ministers will launch a crackdown on under-age smoking this week by banning the sale of e-cigs to those under 18 and making it illegal for adults to buy cigarettes for children.
The first six British patients have been implanted with a wireless pacemaker smaller than an AAA battery that is set to revolutionise the treatment of heart disease.
A bereft mother has been forced to relive the harrowing moment she tried to revive her dying newborn baby hours after medics sent him home saying he had wind, an inquest heard today
Insulin injections for diabetics could soon be a thing of the past thanks to the creation of a revolutionary new implant.
Some credit the fact that they have always been best friends, others that they give each other plenty of space.
A young mother whose struggle with anorexia caused doctors to fear she would die just two days before her wedding says her recovery should give hope to young people suffering with the condition.
