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Inspectors, council staff and NHS officials went in twice week on average in the year before Panorama expose.

Caroline Dinenage MP calls treatment of vulnerable patients in NHS-funded hospital "appalling".

The competition regulator says that four drugs firms forced the price of an anti-nausea tablet up by 700%.

The government has missed a target of fewer inpatient beds for people with learning disabilities in England.

With more urinals than cubicles, men - unlike women - rarely queue, a report says.

The co-host of You, Me and the Big C podcast on her stage 4 bowel cancer.

Undercover BBC filming shows staff swearing, mocking and taunting patients with learning disabilities.

Patients can take aspirin without raising their risk of another stroke, a study suggests.

Thousands of cannula sleeves have been made by a knitting group since it was set up by a Chester singer.

Sepsis survivor Tom Ray wants better awareness and faster diagnosis of the potentially deadly disease.

Robyn used to drink and smoke marijuana, but says her impending little girl changed her life.

Liat Malka was 35 and single when she decided she wanted a child. The sperm donor she found had died five years previously.

Abigail has faced abuse from strangers because of her cystic acne but is now fighting back using social media.

Alice Sloman's heart had grown to twice the normal size due to growth hormone treatment.

Nurses are worried sex workers are risking their health and safety because of the laws around prostitution.

Patients with mental health problems, autism and learning disabilities are being let down, a report says.

Nurses are warning drug use can cause breathing and heart problems - and sometimes death.

As a hospital plans to build a safe haven for those experiencing baby loss, mums tell their stories.

Lynette Parkes lost her baby at seven months and spoke of the added pain of hearing other newborns cry nearby.

Researchers used detailed images of the heart to look for signs of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.