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Stop hiring physician associates immediately, BMA demands
Medical association says lack of regulation of such workers has 'blurred the boundaries' and puts public at risk
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Do I need a Covid vaccine this year? Everything you need to know about autumn jabs
The NHS autumn vaccination rollout is here and our experts discuss where and why you should consider booking a Covid and flu jab this year
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Do I need a Covid vaccine this year? Everything you need to know about autumn jabs
The NHS autumn vaccination rollout is here and our experts discuss where and why you should consider booking a Covid and flu jab this year
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The best humidifiers of 2023 to hydrate dry skin and soothe allergies, tried and tested
The best humidifiers to improve the air quality in your house, improve your health and get a better night's sleep
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Can a one-off £60 therapy session really fix all your problems?
Drop-in therapy was never going to solve my grief and work addiction – but the results surprised me
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From alcohol to zinc: The definitive A-Z of midlife men
Clothes are a nightmare, you’d rather stay home, your hair isn’t growing in the places it’s meant to... sound familiar?
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Only women should run women’s health charities
Trans activist Steph Richards will never experience gynaecological complaints – and is ill-equipped to give advice on them
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Drug trial changes will make UK one of world’s best places for research
A non-Covid clinical trial backlog has been eliminated thanks to the cutting of EU red tape
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Pushing for a second medical opinion could make all the difference
A new rule would give families the right to insist on a second opinion if concerned that medical treatment is inadequate
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Toddlers allowed to take ‘miracle’ cystic fibrosis drugs
Health watchdog extends authorisation of Kaftrio and Kalydeco to two to five-year-olds
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Princess of Wales to lead summit on how children should ‘grow, think and behave’
International experts will outline the importance of early years development in a ‘global listening exercise’
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Baby Indi Gregory dies after life support is withdrawn
Indi died in her mother's arms after protracted legal battles over whether she could receive specialist medical treatment
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Nike criticised over ‘unnecessary’ £45 baby trainers as expert warns some shoes could hinder walking
Nike says Swoosh 1’s can ‘help promote natural foot development’ but experts generally advise babies wear no shoes at all
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Do I need a Covid vaccine this year? Everything you need to know about autumn jabs
The NHS autumn vaccination rollout is here and our experts discuss where and why you should consider booking a Covid and flu jab this year
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The best humidifiers of 2023 to hydrate dry skin and soothe allergies, tried and tested
The best humidifiers to improve the air quality in your house, improve your health and get a better night's sleep
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Can a one-off £60 therapy session really fix all your problems?
Drop-in therapy was never going to solve my grief and work addiction – but the results surprised me
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‘I have terminal cancer – I want to spend my remaining days on the road with my husband’
We worried that cancer would dominate and shape our lives. We wanted to challenge that
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‘I have terminal cancer – I want to spend my remaining days on the road with my husband’
We worried that cancer would dominate and shape our lives. We wanted to challenge that
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Can a one-off £60 therapy session really fix all your problems?
Drop-in therapy was never going to solve my grief and work addiction – but the results surprised me
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Children in wealthy areas more likely to be diagnosed with dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD
Report's findings described as ‘key evidence’ that there is a ‘rationing’ of support, and, consequentially, unmet need in poorer locations
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‘Tsunami’ of plastic damaging health must be stopped, scientists warn UN
Global population 'eat and drink' hazardous material, world leaders told amid treaty negotiations
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Can a one-off £60 therapy session really fix all your problems?
Drop-in therapy was never going to solve my grief and work addiction – but the results surprised me
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Children in wealthy areas more likely to be diagnosed with dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD
Report's findings described as ‘key evidence’ that there is a ‘rationing’ of support, and, consequentially, unmet need in poorer locations
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‘Tsunami’ of plastic damaging health must be stopped, scientists warn UN
Global population 'eat and drink' hazardous material, world leaders told amid treaty negotiations
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A cup of strawberries a day could help to keep depression and dementia away
New study suggests daily portion of nutrient-rich fruit can improve mood and reduce cognitive decline