BBC Health News

BBC Scotland's political editor says the discovery of a tumour was devastating - but that he's been lucky.

When Natashja Wilson noticed symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse she had no idea what was happening.

An NHS consultant surgeon in West Sussex says he is treating dog attack victims every day.

Ashley Hall has also been diagnosed with bile acid malabsorption, which leaves him in constant pain.

An inquiry is under way to ensure the deaths of three babies are not brushed off as isolated tragedies.

A study examined nearly a million health records

Stephen Blakely hopes his TikTok content will help others with any stigma of using a stoma.

Data suggests Wales ranks 32nd out of 33 similarly wealthy nations for surviving stomach cancer.

How cutting-edge cancer genomics is now being used in mainstream cancer care.

BBC News finds key NHS targets have been missed for at least seven years - and two have never been met.

An inquest hears a restaurant linked to a peanut allergy death had incomplete documentation.

The DNA of ancient cattle herders has revealed how diseases evolved in Europe over thousands of years.

The probe into vaccines and Covid drugs planned for the summer of 2024 has been delayed, inquiry officials have said.

Police arrived at a distraught mother's house the day after her daughter died at Kettering General Hospital.

A coroner says no plan was in place to reduce a women dosage of "dependency forming drugs".

The conmen in Bihar state promised to pay huge sums of money to men to get childless women pregnant.

Other NHS workers have risen in number five times more than midwives over the past decade.

Cancer treatment centres have clubbed together to bulk-buy drugs and bring down costs by more than 85%.

The ballot announced on Monday will run for six weeks and could result in a 24-hour walk-out.

Rupert Johnston was left brain damaged after a car crash, but his prolific musical ability lives on.