BBC Health News

Two BBC presenters put Impossible Foods' meat-free burger to the taste test. How does it shape up?

Doctors' refusal to work overtime is the issue, its chief executive warns.

The trust running Wolverhampton's New Cross says lessons have been learned to better manage sepsis.

Whether it's almond, soy or coconut it seems cow's milk is being ditched for alternatives.

The "world's most relaxing song" could be just as good at calming patients' nerves, a study suggests.

Theresa May says "it's not fair" parents have to return to work before their baby leaves hospital.

Loddon head teacher Jim Adams writes to parents after three pupils contract the disease.

The app guides users through a urine test and allows the results to be analysed online by a pharmacist.

The figures, which are across the UK, are 'deeply worrying', say the Royal College of Psychiatrists.

Cancer Research warns people in the UK to protect their skin at home and not only when they are away.

Ritaj and Rital were born joined at the head. They're reunited with the doctors who saved their lives.

The rare declaration comes after Ebola killed more than 1,600 people in the DR Congo.

Referrals to NHS gender identity clinics have more than tripled in the past five years.

A trust had found almost 15,000 patients may have been affected by a failure to pass on medical updates.

The former 1930s council house will support 420 families a year and has five bedrooms.

Experts back five ways of trying to halt Scotland's rising toll of drug-related deaths.

A new medical guide aims to improve the chances of saving children's lives, and limbs, in war zones.

Scientific review shows they are as leakproof as other sanitary products, say researchers.

Ideas from a mental health 'revolution' in Trieste in the 1970s are helping patients recover today.

Doctors treating Tafida Raqeeb in the UK have said it is in her best interests to be allowed to die.