BBC Health News

US photographer Justin J Wee has chronic back pain and uses images to depict living with pain.

A US jury finds Johnson & Johnson guilty of negligence over an anti-psychotic drug.

Thousands of children in seaside areas are having multiple teeth extractions in hospital because of tooth decay.

Ryan McDade says he felt "dehumanised" by bus drivers and was left stranded for an hour.

Part of Emily Eccles's jaw was left hanging on by a flap of skin after her horse bolted and she hit a wooden post.

The Royal College of Nursing says there are crises over pay and staffing in Northern Ireland.

Lycopene - a nutrient found in tomatoes - may boost sperm quality, a study suggests.

Kelvin Lieu moved to Cornwall after his marriage ended and struggled to make new friends in an unknown area.

In an innovative project in Colombia, blind and visually impaired women check for signs of breast cancer.

The parents of a 10-year-old boy who died after contracting HIV through contaminated blood products speak at the public inquiry.

Doctors are being told stop prescribing four types of Zantac, also known as ranitidine, as a "precaution".

The BBC's Clive Myrie followed one of Europe's busiest trauma teams for several months.

Experts say holding clinics at supermarkets and music festivals would make a bigger difference.

The patient was admitted with fever but doctors in Malmo say Ebola is not a likely diagnosis.

A woman who lost three babies says no improvements can "take away or heal any of the pain".

Emily Eccles' face was rebuilt using three titanium plates and more than 160 stitches.

S1 boys are being offered the human papillomavirus vaccine, but GP Carolyn Calder wants the programme extended.

Clive Myrie meets London's knife crime victims and the people who treat them

Two brothers explain how it helps them to cope and want to break taboos surrounding the disease.

Nicky Newman and Laura Middleton-Hughes have cancer that has spread around their bodies.