BBC Health News Feed

A coroner calls for changes at a health trust following the death of 15-year-old Ellie Long.

Their report says the money should be used to fund research into the health impact of social media.

A union says the idea is "absurd" as office staff are asked to vacuum and dust their work areas.

It felt like Sarah Hanan's life had "come to a screeching halt", but it was only the start of her journey.

The campaign is a "danger to public health" as it encourages people to eat more, says MP Tom Watson.

Polish Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica is returning to the sport after a serious accident in 2011 partially severed his arm.

A study finds the bacteria and viruses in the nose could give clues to improve the diagnosis.

Children in Bradford are learning how to support each other with mental health.

See how people react when you tell them how long they're going to live.

Diabetics in the US are rationing insulin - and dying. How did we get to this point and what's the fix?

Eating the fungi more than twice a week cut people's risk of memory and language problems, a study found.

Failure to treat cancer patients quickly is putting lives at risk, experts say.

A new type of drug could help some people with high cholesterol.

When Stephanie Elderton's twin boys caught a cold, she never imagined that one of them would end up in intensive care.

Breast cancer is 11 separate diseases each with a different risk of relapse, says study.

Thousands of people have registered to find a stem cell match for a five-year-old with leukaemia.

Beverley Smith only learned she had cancer 11 days before she died, because results were not shared.

Leading scientists call for a temporary ban on research to "re-engineer the human species".

A pioneering hospital has abandoned the practice of restraining mental health patients, with dramatic results.

Scientists hope the study will help reduce premature deaths among people with irregular heartbeats.