BBC Health News

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Danielle Ray's father died aged 63 and more than 14,000 UK men are thought to be undiagnosed.

There are around five million people in the UK who still haven't had a Covid jab.

Services at two hospitals are affected as staff who were in contact with Lassa fever patients isolate.

But the roll out will be "non-urgent", with a focus on parental choice, the government says.

Strict Covid protocols - which are still in place - have seen routine dental care dramatically reduced.

Some wines contain more sugar than a doughnut, but carry no nutritional information on their labels.

Wales' health minister says she is following unpublished advice from the UK's vaccines advisers.

As well as stopping some infections, jabs "cut the risk" of long Covid in those who still catch the virus.

Death certificates suggest fewer people are dying with, or from, Covid.

Matt and Liam started a podcast about miscarriage after their own personal experiences of loss.

Stephanie Coles was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer after she found a lump on her stomach.

Busting myths and explaining the facts around vaccines.

At 475,000 people, Northern Ireland's waiting lists are the worst in the UK.

A man was given more than three times the intended dose of a drug after instructions were misheard.

Paracetamol, nicotine, caffeine and epilepsy and diabetes drugs were widely detected, research finds.

Face masks could be made into sheets as part of plans to reuse PPE, health minister says.

There is "overwhelming" evidence of poor health outcomes for some ethnic minority groups, warn experts.

Safe-sex education should include how to make it enjoyable for maximum benefit, say researchers.

Thirty years ago Michelle Crawford from Londonderry underwent an operation that would change her life.