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Two Roman Catholic nurses have won the right not to work in an abortion clinic after they accused the NHS of breaching equality laws.
Graham Norton advises a reader on what to do after chancing upon a friend's wife misbehaving online.
A tiny, wireless patch of "electronic skin" could one day be used to monitor a patient's vital signs like temperature and heart rate and help heal wounds.
The American woman who underwent a full face transplant after being mauled by a chimpanzee in 2009 has revealed her new face to the world.
Mutant "serial killer" cells that can wipe out leukaemia within a month have been developed by scientists.
A collapsed scrum left him paralysed from the neck down. In his new biography, Matt Hampson explains how he fought back to 'get busy living’ , says Elizabeth Grice.
Graham Norton advises a reader on what to do after chancing upon a friend's wife misbehaving online.
Our experts answer your questions on what to do about sore feet after a long walk.
Our experts answer your questions on what age you can teach a child to swim and a remedy for constipation.
Those addicted to prescription drugs and painkillers need better access to treatment, says Max Pemberton.
In rare cases, suffering a stroke can lead to a new talent for art, writes Robbie Collin.
The quackery of alternative medicine does not belong in our hospitals, says Cristina Odone.
Once you reach your mid-forties, problems with blurred near vision are common. But now a new non-invasive laser treatment could sharpen your focus, writes Victoria Lambert.
More British women are developing cancer than the average across Europe, a leading charity claims.
Women resistant to the gold standard treatment for a common type of breast cancer could be given an alternative drug.
Women choosing a sperm donor will be able to pick a man with the right personality, hobbies and even fashion sense in a new online brochure.
The Prince of Wales has been described as a "snake-oil salesman" by an academic for his devotion to alternative medicine.
Falling, flying, fleeing – they’re familiar dream motifs, but what do they mean? The psychologist Ian Wallace reveals all
It was when I saw the cost of all my vitamin pills that I really felt sick, says Bryony Gordon.
Acupuncture points the way for unexplained pain
Acupuncture has a 'significant' effect on patients with mystery symptoms - and could be added to the list of available treatments for undiagnosed health problems, research shows.
While England battle India for cricket’s number-one spot, Michael Simkins argues that the game’s soul will always be on the village green .
Our sleuth investigates the curative claims of wellbeing retreats worldwide.
Casual neglect and moments of inspired nursing are things he has witnessed working in care homes for the elderly, says Dr Max Pemberton.
Working in an office is bad for your brain and can make you less productive, according to researchers.
Those addicted to prescription drugs and painkillers need better access to treatment, says Max Pemberton.
Once you reach your mid-forties, problems with blurred near vision are common. But now a new non-invasive laser treatment could sharpen your focus, writes Victoria Lambert.
A more substantial breakfast might help Chloe Madeley keep up her 'Dancing on Ice' fitness levels.
Doing moderate exercise even for short amounts of time is still good for the health, according to research.
She has the strength to destroy the male dominance of horse racing, but the jockey Hayley Turner has revealed that she has done it on a race day diet that would leave most people too weak to get on their horse.
Police officer Inspector Winter, whose anonymous blog has captivated thousands, tells of terror of facing mob.
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