BBC Health News

More than 100 people who may have been exposed turn up to be tested.

The nine-year-old twins with muscular atrophy have only recently taken their first steps.

Mother of stabbing victim helps develop pilot scheme which will hopefully help injured people.

Margaret Pegler died from tuberculosis and 29 other cases are linked to the disease.

Cases of sexually transmitted infections, such as gonorrhoea, are going up, new figures show.

It is packed with millions of living cells to mend damage after a heart attack, say researchers.

The BBC was given access inside Porton Down, where some of the world's deadliest viruses are researched.

Intermittent fasting: how does it work and why is it so popular?

Twin girls had their DNA altered to protect against HIV - but their mutation may increase the risk of an early death.

Jaydee-Lee is a "role-model" after recognising signs of carbon monoxide poisoning in her brother.

Simon Wright, of The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital trust, says the decision was not easy.

Newsbeat hears why the man who knocked out AJ is fitter than he looks.

The 92-year-old suffered weeks of weight loss and had dehydration before her death.

Intermittent fasting: how does it work and why is it so popular?

Partnership with online parenting chatroom is part of a package of measures to recruit 40,000 more nurses.

Jamie Berry tried to end his life aged 13, but is now helping teenagers deal with their mental health.

Alison Cameron had a successful nerve stimulation implant after injections and operations failed.

Janet Jenkins is one of 20 patients who have taken part in a research project into oesophageal cancer.

Julia Hartley-Brewer's invitation to speak at a conference was rescinded after doctors complained.