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The pregnancy association votes to regulate terminations in line with other medical procedures.

Tammy worries that her baby's allergy to milk protein damaged their bond.

Three people who have experienced cancer on what they would write to the disease.

Ex-Norwich City player Cedric Anselin said he considered taking his life.

The usual treatments are failing 60% of the time in some regions of Cambodia, scientists say.

The number of staff taking long-term leave has risen steadily over the past five years.

Aimee Leigh Smith was a mental health nurse for 17 years. She left the NHS after the "stress and burnout" became too much.

Papworth Hospital opened as a tuberculosis colony and celebrates its 100th year in 2018.

Loneliness costs £6,000 per person in ill-health, says a study, with calls to end the "stigma".

Sodium valproate risks harming unborn babies, but 70% of women say they were not informed of the risk.

It will enter clinical trials to prevent and treat the infection next year.

Three of Julie Marjot's children have been affected by sodium valproate.

Women whose children have been harmed by sodium valproate will give evidence to a European panel.

An Australian girl whose knee was eaten away by a Buruli ulcer calls for better research funding.

A brain surgeon in the UK has started using 3D printed titanium plates to replace parts of patients' skulls.

Acid attacks are on the rise. BBC Stories meets four survivors who have suffered as a result of this growing trend.

But ME charities said using children and young people in trials like this could damage their lives and health.

Inspectors praise innovation by GPs as they outperform hospitals, mental health and social care in ratings.

Stoptober promotes vaping for the first time, as studies suggest a record for successful quit attempts.

Mary Russell, a black woman with dwarfism, set off on a 900-mile journey through Vietnam with five other disabled people but quickly learned they were far from like-minded.