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Don’t listen to Gwyneth Paltrow: keep your coffee well away from your rectum | Jen Gunter1
Don’t save it for the duchess. All new mothers should be treated like royalty | Gaby Hinsliff1
Dose entire population with anti-malaria drugs to eradicate disease – study1
Doubt over EU staff in NHS threatens patient care1
Down's syndrome test could see condition disappear1
Dr Google knows best: how technology is disrupting our relationships with GPs1
Dr John Weston Smith obituary1
Dragons' Den star Kelly Hoppen's top seven productivity tips1
Drug firm Concordia overcharged NHS with 61
Drug that holds back return of ovarian cancer gets UK licence1
Drug use more likely than smoking among secondary school pupils1
Drug-related mental health admissions in NHS hit record high1
Drug-resistant malaria will spread without urgent action1
Drugs are a health and social issue. Why do we make it a law enforcement battle? | Alex Wodak1
E-cigarettes and the burning issues around vaping - Science Weekly podcast1
E-cigarettes should be on sale in hospital shops1
Ealing council to vote on creating buffer zone near abortion clinic1
Ealing’s abortion clinic safe zone is a win – but the fight for rights isn’t over | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett1
Early menarche and menopause linked to cardiovascular disease risk – study1
Eaten Fish is finally free! | First Dog on the Moon1
Eating disorders: NHS reports surge in hospital admissions1
Eating slowly may help prevent obesity1
Echolocation could help blind people learn to navigate like bats1
Eight artworks inspired by mental health problems1
El Salvador court upholds 30-year jail sentence in stillbirth case1
Electroconvulsive therapy mostly used on women and older people1
End austerity in public services1
Enduring pain: how a 1996 opioid policy change had long-lasting effects1
Energy drinks: MPs investigate popularity among young people1
Enoch Powell failed to introduce tests for cervical cancer | Letter from Sir Harold Evans1
Epitaph for the Ash by Lisa Samson – review1
Eradicating poverty would dramatically reduce TB cases1
Essex woman dies after waiting nearly four hours for ambulance1
EU on brink of historic decision on pervasive glyphosate weedkiller1
European court rejects appeal in Isaiah Haastrup life support case1
European nurses and midwives leaving UK in droves since Brexit vote1
Evangelical Trump adviser tells people to skip flu shots in favor of prayer1
even in bleak times | Jonathan Freedland1
Even one cigarette a day greatly raises cardiovascular risk1
Every NHS trust tested for cybersecurity has failed1
Every time I visit my family1
Everything you've ever wanted to know about my colonoscopy (but never dared to ask)1
Ex-Cameron aide in tobacco firm lobbying row1
Ex-NHS chief backs doctors' warning over ID checks on patients1
Excessive drinking among women – archive1
Excitement as trial shows Huntington's drug could slow progress of disease1
Existing between the lines: my child's 'invisible disability'1
expert says1
Experts all agree NHS needs more money1
experts say1
experts warn3
Extreme Wives With Kate Humble review – threats and rescues in a Kenyan village1
Facebook admits it poses mental health risk – but says using site more can help1
Facebook Messenger for six-year-olds: need I say why that's a bad idea? | Nancy Jo Sales1
Factory farming is not just cruel – it's inefficient1
Failings in mental healthcare are violating basic human rights | Rob Behrens1
Family doctors working 'beyond safe levels'1
Family in dispute over care of woman with brain damage1
Family of autistic woman killed in traffic accident demand coroner's replacement1
Farmers must stop antibiotics use in animals due to human health risk1
Farming sector aims to cut antibiotics use to help tackle human resistance1
Father of baby about to lose life support denied hospital access1
FDA pushes to lower nicotine to 'minimally or non-addictive levels'1
Fear of touching women's chests may be barrier to giving CPR1
Fear of UK meat scandal as data shows hygiene breaches at most plants1
Fear over healthcare locks Americans in jobs – and throttles creativity | Jonathan R Goodman1
Fears for women’s health as parents reject HPV vaccine1
Fears of Brexit drain as more EU27 ambulance staff quit the NHS1
Feminist reading really can help beat anorexia. It worked for me | Kate Leaver1
Fewer consume sugary drinks but decline is uneven across US1
Fewer murders in Midsomer Norton | Brief letters1
Fifth of prescribed antibiotics are unnecessary1
Fifty years on1
Fighting infection: from Joseph Lister to superbugs - Science Weekly podcast1
Figures for missed A&E waiting time targets in December at record high level - Politics live1
figures show1
Figures show rise in malnutrition deaths in England and Wales1
Finance trumps patients at every level – UK healthcare needs an inquiry | Aseem Malhotra1
finds regulator1
Fit in my 40s: ‘I usually drink every night. So how’s my sober October?’1
Five categories for adult diabetes1
Five things to remember after getting the dreaded cancer diagnosis | Ranjana Srivastava1
Fix the NHS: Protesters rally in London to call for government action1
flexitime and free therapy – tips for a happier1
Flint crisis four years on: what little trust is left continues to wash away1
Florida monkeys excreting rare disease that can kill humans1
Flu outbreak: GPs under 'huge pressure' as deaths soar to 1201
Flu unites the country in an orgy of spluttering misery | Eva Wiseman1
For doctors with depression1
For firefighters1
For reproductive rights campaigners 2017 felt like the calm before the storm1
For the poor1
For weightloss celebs1
Force all gambling firms to pay levy for addiction treatment1
Forget Juicero1
Forked tongues and tattooed eyeballs: should body modification be regulated?1
Former BBC Breakfast host Bill Turnbull has prostate cancer1
Former Facebook and Google workers launch campaign to fight tech addiction1
Fostering must be a public service for the public good | Letters1
Four out of five full-term baby deaths in UK could be prevented1
France warned of Christmas foie gras shortage1
France’s music scene under threat from new restrictions on noise1
French man becomes first person to have two face transplants1
Fresh row over mysterious sickness affecting US diplomats in Cuba1
From health to crimefighting1
From periods to pregnancy – the sexual health crisis for Calais refugees1
From rinsing to whitening – why you're looking after your mouth wrong1
From shortbread to the NHS: Scotland fears loss of workers after Brexit1
Full statutory inquiry to be held into tainted blood scandal1
Gambling nearly took my life: betting terminals should have a £2 maximum stake | Matt Zarb-Cousin1
Gambling remains a hidden addiction because 'healthcare staff lack training'1
Gaming addiction as a mental disorder: it’s premature to pathologise players1
Gappy new year: our perception of the passage of time | Daniel Glaser1
Gas-sniffing pill that transmits from the gut passes first human trials1
Gaza's health system close to collapse as electricity crisis threatens total blackout1
Gene editing: don’t bet the farm on this pig in a poke | Letters1
Gene therapy for 'bubble baby' syndrome approved on NHS1
Geoffrey Schild obituary1
German cities to trial free public transport to cut pollution1
German parties to vote on 'out of date' Nazi-era abortion law1
Getting pregnant isn’t easy. Young people should at least be taught this | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett1
Girl with asthma died after doctor turned her away1
Give up coffee? Fuggedaboutit1
Giving birth to my stillborn daughter was horrific. NHS staff saved us from despair1
Giving teenagers alcohol may increase risk of drink-related problems – study1
Giving Toby Young this job shows that the Tories care only for their own | Faiza Shaheen1
Giving up alcohol for a year salvaged my mental health | Ned Lamb1
Glasgow's Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons chooses first female leader1
Glass half empty: the hangover from hell that made me tackle my drinking1
Global pollution kills millions and threatens 'survival of human societies'1
Google search results for abortion services promote anti-abortion centers1
Government wastes £10bn patching up public services1
GP Amanda Doyle: ‘The NHS revamp isn’t a big bang1
GP surgeries and walk-in centres to close as cash crisis bites1
GPs issuing thousands more fit notes for patients1
GPs losing sleep over patient safety fears1
GPs offered cash to refer fewer people to hospital1
Grandson of woman brain-damaged after fall pleads for feeding tube to be removed1
Great Ormond Street hospital 'failing' intersex patients1
Great sadness about Tory devastation | Letters1
Grenfell fire survivors urge council not to axe volunteer therapists1
Grenfell Tower mental health response 'largest of its kind in Europe'1
Grieving families 'missing out on critical support'1
Grin and bear it: mirror invented for cancer patients forces them to smile1
Grow your own: the race to create body parts in the lab1
Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 – in pictures1
Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 – video1
Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 digital and technology winner: Airedale NHS foundation trust1
Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 health and wellbeing winner: Highgate primary school1
Guardian Public Service Awards 2017: Congratulations to all our winners1
Guilt over household chores is 'harming working women's health'1
Hackers steal data of 150m MyFitnessPal app users1
Half of Britons mistakenly believe stress causes cancer1
Half of young people do not use condoms for sex with new partner – poll1
Halloween partygoers warned of dangers to 'spooky' contact lenses1
Hammond backtracked on funding after 'fury' at NHS boss's demands1
Hammond boosts housing and NHS spending as growth forecasts are slashed1
Hammond dismisses Johnson's talk of post-Brexit NHS dividend1
Hard Brexit would hit 142 Irish cross-border agreements1
Has the UK become a country that really doesn’t like children? | Polly Toynbee1
Have you been rejected by insurers because of mental health problems?1
Have you experienced burnout due to overwork?1
Have you suffered from serious loneliness and come out the other side?1
Having a mental illness doesn’t mean you can’t work – I’m proof | Hannah Jane Parkinson1
having my heart surgery cancelled gave me a new perspective on NHS underfunding1
Head space: why our adolescent memories are so clear | Daniel Glaser1
health and welfare | Letters1
health body says1
Health fears over boys as young as 13 using steroids for 'good' looks1
Health reform should start by looking at the first and last days of life | Richard Vize1
Health trusts say next year's A&E targets will be impossible to meet1
health watchdog to say1
Healthcare rationing: what does NHS England intend to do?1
Healthcare staff: what's it like on the NHS frontline? Take our survey1
healthier workforce1
helping new mothers: NHS explores apps for care in a digital age1
here are the tech gadgets we can actually get excited about in 20181
Here’s how to solve the NHS’s chronic underfunding: legalise cannabis | Lily Steele1
Here’s what Americans need to know about the UK’s health system | James Ball1
hidden dangers are the most hazardous | Les Skarratts1
High court judge backs end-of-life care plan for toddler on life support1
High street lunch meal deals 'can contain up to 30 teaspoons of sugar'1
High time: introducing the Guardian's new cannabis column for grownups1
High-calorie puddings dominate children's menus at food chains1
High-strength cannabis now dominates illegal market1
HIV/Aids adviser says panel's sudden firing by Trump 'feels like retribution'1
HMP Winchester inmate who died had asked staff about suicide methods1
Ho ho hold back … why you should go easy on the festive cheer this year1
Home Office overturns refusal of visa for NHS doctor's daughter1
Homelessness in England rises by 75% among vulnerable groups1
Hope or hype? The chilling truth about freezing your eggs1
Hospital admits shortcomings after claims ultrasound money funded parties1
hospital bosses say1
Hospital bosses urge Jeremy Hunt: spend now to rescue NHS1
Hospital doctors will find new NHS order on checkups ‘impossible’1
Hospital life before the NHS - in pictures1
Hospital trusts accused of ‘backdoor privatisation’1
Hospitals are bleak enough already. Banning sugary drinks is just cruel | Ella Risberger1
Hospitals attack ‘barking mad’ NHS target to manage winter crisis1
Hospitals cancelling urgent surgery despite NHS bosses' orders1
Hostile environment policy leaving doctors without visas1
Hot or not? Bikram no more beneficial than any other yoga1
Housing and mental health needs a rethink | Letters1
How a new technology is changing the lives of people who cannot speak – podcast1
How a poor community in Mali became a trailblazer for tackling child mortality1
How afraid of human cloning should we be? | Philip Ball1
How best to ensure the future of the NHS | Letters1
How Big Medicine can ruin Medicare for all | Phillip Longman1
How can my daughter overcome her fear of job interviews?1
how can you? | Carly O’Neill1
How distress of family dementia turned Vicky McClure into a campaigner1
How do I stop being lonely? You asked Google – here’s the answer | Kate Leaver1
How do you deal with mental health issues at work? Share your tips1
How does socioeconomic position affect our health? - Science Weekly podcast1
How exercise prescriptions could change the NHS1
How formula milk firms target mothers who can least afford it1
How has Donald Trump's first year affected women?1
How have you been affected by NHS cuts in England? Share your experiences1
How I let drinking take over my life – podcast1
How often do you brush your teeth?1
How Pitcairn made history on votes for women | Brief letters1
How Poland’s far-right government is pushing abortion underground1
How should the government overhaul mental health laws?1
How the Guardian investigated mental health patient deaths1
How the NHS winter beds crisis is hitting patient care1
How the sushi boom is fuelling tapeworm infections1
How to avoid blame for the underfunding of the NHS | Letters1
How to close the female orgasm gap | Shannon Bledsoe1
How to cool down our New Year brains | Daniel Glaser1
How to donate your hair to charity1
How to get the best out of exercise1
How to Make a Pearl - the San Francisco man who lives in darkness1
How to order a healthier Chinese takeaway: swap noodles for rice and avoid the soup1
How to redesign the vaginal speculum1
How to save the NHS: experts offer their big ideas1
How US plans to speed up pig slaughter times could endanger food safety1
How volunteering can be a source of wellbeing for all | Letters1
How your blood may predict your future health1
Howard Rees obituary1
HPV jab slashes number of smear tests needed over lifetime – study1
Huge cost of US healthcare driven by drug prices and salaries1
Huge health gap revealed between UK’s rich and poor1
Huge levels of antibiotic use in US farming revealed1
Hundreds gather for Stonehenge sunrise after winter solstice1
Hundreds of mental health patients dying after NHS care failures1
Hundreds of trainee GPs facing hardship as outsourcing firm fails to pay1
Hunt 'risking repeat of junior doctors' row' with plan to change NHS pay1
Hunt plans helpline for children of alcoholics after Labour MP's story1
Hunt practises his caring face as Tory MPs drop pretence over NHS | John Crace1
Hunt to unveil plan for women to have same midwives through pregnancy1
Hunt urges NHS mental health units to prevent inpatient suicides1
I am a burnt out doctor. This is why it matters | Eileen Parkes1
I am in opioid recovery. People like me shouldn't be so alone | Greg Williams1
I can see that denying NHS care to immigrants is inhumane | Kitty Worthing1
I couldn't save your mum as her doctor. Here's what I want you to know | Ranjana Srivastava1
I couldn't walk 200m' – why surgery can be life-changing for super-obese children1
I didn't train as a doctor to prop up a struggling NHS – so I quit1
I feel ecstatic and emotional': could virtual reality replace therapy?1
I feel no shame about my mental breakdown: it helped make me who I am | David Harewood1
I get ill | Christina Patterson1
I got a 'don't block my drive' note on my ambulance: this is what happened next1
I have cancer. Don't tell me you're sorry | Elizabeth Wurtzel1
I have prostate cancer. But I am happy | George Monbiot1
I have seen joy in hospital at Christmas as well as sadness1
I joined the 1001
I left the NHS to work as a cosmetic doctor. I've never looked back1
I love my job as a nurse – but I’m not sure how much longer I can carry on | Anonymous1
I love my job as a prison psychologist. But it's time I was paid fairly1
I miss the NHS every day – Trump is wrong to demonise British healthcare | Arwa Mahdawi1
I needed distraction | Letters1
I say: let Alfie Evans die with dignity | Rachel Clarke1
I shouldn’t be criminalised for using cannabis to ease my constant pain | James Coke1
I survived a ruptured ectopic pregnancy - but in many countries I would have died1
I survived sepsis eight times. But can care workers spot this deadly illness?1
I swapped community nursing for a baker's apron and a bag of flour1
I understand the fears. But vaccinating children should be compulsory | Suzanne Moore1
I used to be sexually adventurous – but my marriage ended all that1
I was a doctor prone to fainting. This is how I got over it1
I was a video game sceptic1
I was an outsourced Carillion hospital worker. Here’s what I learned | Polly Toynbee1
I was falsely accused by an NHS whistleblower. It destroyed my career1
I was meant to be dead at 40 – but I’m still here1
I was sexually assaulted in the back of my ambulance. Frontline staff need protecting1
I watched my son die from cancer. Here are the lessons I have learned1
I work in child mental health – government plans will fail many who need help | Robin Barker1
I worry I will never find another partner1
I’m a doctor1
I'm a doctor from a disadvantaged background. Why is that so unusual?1
I’m an A&E doctor. This is how we’re forced to let our patients down | Anonymous1
I'm an experienced nurse. Why do doctors treat me as their PA?1
I’m not convinced | Ann Robinson1
I’m proud to be called a junior doctor. Titles are the least of our problems | Rachel Clarke1
I’m quitting as a hospital boss: dire NHS funding problems give me no choice | Bob Kerslake1
I’m registered blind. That doesn’t mean you can assume things about me | Alex Lee1
I’m worried about my neighbour who has mental health problems – what can I do to help?1
I’ve been a cancer nurse for over 30 years – things have never been so bad1
I’ve been a doctor for years – why am I still called a ‘junior’?1
I've been an NHS doctor for five years. The Home Office wants to deport me1
I’ve been sectioned under the Mental Health Act. A review won’t fix the crisis | Clare Allan1
I've seen colleagues wear gloves to handle notes of patients with HIV. Why?1
I've seen terrible things as a paramedic. The worst isn't what you'd expect1
Ibuprofen may increase risk of fertility issues in men1
Ibuprofen taken in early pregnancy could affect daughter's fertility – study1
Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder dies after long battle with disease1
Iceland law to outlaw male circumcision sparks row over religious freedom1
If air pollution is deforming sperm1
If Hadiza Bawa-Garba worked in the US she would still be a doctor1
If I can come back from wanting to kill myself1
If the ‘antibiotic apocalypse’ happens1
If the British can’t rely on the NHS1
If we’re spooked by a ‘shopbot’1
If you’re going to fall sick1
If you’re homelessness minister1
ignorance1
Immigration officials to continue to seek NHS England patient data1
In cynical times two paramedics have shown the power of our shared humanity | Ranjana Srivastava1
In defence of McDonald’s’ care rooms for families of sick children | Letters1
In my role as chaplain1
In Shock by Rana Awdish review – doctor turns patient1
in UK first1
Incoherent policies on sugar and alcohol | Letters1
India bans condom adverts during primetime TV1
India's farmed chickens dosed with world's strongest antibiotics1
Indian doctors protest against plan to let ‘quacks’ practise medicine1
Indian police arrest 'doctor' accused of spreading HIV1
inept – that’s me1
Inequality and children at work: your best comments on the Guardian today1
Inexperienced doctors are being left in charge of A&Es1
inquest hears1
Inquiry announced into case of rogue surgeon Ian Paterson1
Inside our hospital1
Integrating health and social care is vital to deliver Jeremy Hunt's plan | Julia Scott1
Ireland sets May date for divisive referendum on abortion1
Ireland to greenlight referendum on abortion law reform1
Ireland’s abortion battle shows we must never let the fundamentalists win | Suzanne Moore1
Ireland's government approves bill paving way for abortion referendum1
Ireland's opposition leader wants to liberalise abortion law1
Irish emigrants urged #HomeToVote in abortion referendum1
Irish novelist warns of Brexit-style revolt against elite on abortion vote1
Irish voters oppose fully liberalising abortion laws1
Is a cure for snoring finally getting closer?1
Is being a chef bad for your mental health?1
Is cannabis the answer to older people’s booze problems? | Stephanie Theobald1
Is cold water good for you? You asked Google – here’s the answer | Nell Frizzell1
Is everything Johann Hari knows about depression wrong?1
Is everything you think you know about depression wrong?1
Is Jeremy Hunt positioning himself to be next prime minister? | Katy Balls1
Is marijuana a medical miracle? The truth is1
is PFI itself on the critical list?1
Is the NHS being taken for a ride on drug prices? We need to know | Nils Pratley1
Is vitamin D really a cure-all – and how should we get our fix?1
Is your gut microbiome the key to health and happiness?1
Isaiah Haastrup father to appeal over decision to end life support1
Isaiah Haastrup: doctors can stop baby's life support1
Isaiah Haastrup: doctors to withdraw life support1
it did at Jamie Oliver's Italian restaurants1
It is time to end the 'heads on spikes' approach to NHS failures1
It isn’t just racism that should bar Enoch Powell from a blue plaque | Letters1
It treats epilepsy but causes birth defects. Sodium valproate’s victims need justice | Jonathan Ashworth1
It wasn’t feminist theory that cured my anorexia – it was having something to eat for1
it’ll be because our politicians let it | Nick Dearden1
It’ll kill you – so what is the eternal allure of the on-screen cigarette? | Ryan Gilbey1
It’s a dirty job1
it’s a gradual transition’1
It’s good to talk – if you’re getting older and fearing the worst1
It's ironic1
it’s just one thing on top of another | Letters1
It’s not enough to train GPs in child protection. What happens next? | Zara Aziz1
It’s not fine to be fat. Celebrating obesity is irresponsible | Lizzie Cernik1
It’s not only in Ireland that we need a new view on abortion | Sarah Ditum1
It's official: antidepressants are not snake oil or a conspiracy – they work1
It’s official! Coffee causes cancer (except when it doesn’t)1
It's OK not to be OK: why we need to embrace sadness | Johanna Leggatt1
it's time to abolish the law altogether1
It's time to put children's health before pesticides | Baskut Tuncak1
It’s true: Conservative governments really do kill people | Zoe Williams1
It’s very rare to wake up during a general anaesthetic | Letters1
ITV's Victoria illustrates how 19th-century sexism helped syphilis to spread1
IUDs may cut risk of cervical cancer by a third1
IVF clinics 'should pay NHS if their treatments cause complications'1
Jacqui Dyer: Talking about race and mental health is everyone’s business | Hélène Mulholland1
Jails are exempt from smoking ban1
Jane Flint: ‘Having an atheist chaplain is about patient choice’1
Jeremy Corbyn accuses May of breaking mental health promise1
Jeremy Corbyn backs call for abortion clinic buffer zones1
Jeremy Corbyn: Theresa May is in denial about NHS1
Jeremy Hunt accused of 'astonishing failure' after GP numbers fall by 11
Jeremy Hunt adds social care to health role in cabinet reshuffle1
Jeremy Hunt admits NHS spending boost would mean tax rise1
Jeremy Hunt claims a Tory was the true founder of the NHS – that’s rubbish | Letter1
Jeremy Hunt considers barring walk-in patients from A&E1
Jeremy Hunt gets into Twitter row over NHS with actor Ralf Little1
Jeremy Hunt has raised the stakes in how history will judge him | David Brindle1
Jeremy Hunt launches review into handling of vaginal mesh scandal1
Jeremy Hunt pledges crackdown on drug errors in NHS1
Jeremy Hunt rebukes Trump for condemning the NHS - Politics live1
Jeremy Hunt says NHS pay rise is worth between 6-29% to staff - Politics live1
Jo Cox's sister reveals late MP experienced periods of loneliness1
Jo Cox's sister says1
Johann Hari: ‘I was afraid to dismantle the story about depression and anxiety’1
John King obituary1
John McDonnell criticises 'mean-spirited' NHS pay deal1
John McDonnell tells chancellor1
Johnson & Johnson granted new trial over $417m ovarian cancer award1
Johnson & Johnson vaginal mesh presentation featured lingerie-clad women1
just a bad person'1
Just one hour a week of social interaction helps dementia patients1
Just one soft drink a day could increase cancer risk1
Just what men need – a sex survey that kicks sand in our faces | Peter Ormerod1
Keeping medical cannabis from children is callous1
Kellogg's UK prompts anger by branding Frosties an adult cereal1
Kidney disease drug recommended by Nice 'may do more harm than good'1
Kidney disease patients should keep taking their medicines | Letters1
kinder place | Susanna Rustin1
Kitchen consequential: how hazardous is your cooking space?1
Koch-backed group fights paid sick leave laws as flu sweeps US1
Kyra Marks obituary1
Labor group lobbies for binding vote in favour of legal and accessible abortions1
Labour accuses Tories of reviving 'dementia tax' after minister's property remarks1
Labour and the crisis in criminal justice and jails | Letters1
Labour calls for immediate end to use of vaginal mesh implants1
Labour claims1
Labour demands Commons vote on 'secret' plan for NHS1
Labour demands inquiry into delayed payments to trainee GPs1
Labour MP in tears as she talks of stillborn daughter in Commons1
Labour MPs call for inquiry into use of vaginal mesh implants1
Labour says1
Labour seeks action on 'misleading' A&E data1
Lack of beds1
Late risers more likely to die early? Wake me up from this nightmare | Andy Dawson1
Laughing parrots1
Law Society urges end to enforced medical treatment of vulnerable people1
lawsuit says1
Lead exposure may be linked to 4121
Lead is even deadlier than we feared1
Leap forward towards gene therapy cure for haemophilia A1
Leave campaign's £350m claim was too low1
Lena Dunham has total hysterectomy in fight against endometriosis1
Lena Dunham’s hysterectomy choice is hers alone – whatever some people may think | Barbara Ellen1
Leo Varadkar to campaign to liberalise Irish abortion laws1
let them pay more tax | Letters1
Let's call the pro-lifers what they are: pro-death1
Let’s have that Brexit-promised £350m a week now – the NHS can’t afford to wait | Frances O’Grady1
Let’s keep pressure on over Windrush | Letters1
let's not hide our sicknesses from friends | Steven W Thrasher1
Let’s talk about cancer treatment1
Let's touch: why physical connection between human beings matters1
Letter: Sir Kenneth Stuart obituary1
Letters: We need to find a strategy for supporting family carers1
Liam Fox backs call to use 'Brexit dividend' to fund NHS1
Lib Dem MP condemns outsourcing firm over GP trainee salary delays1
Life isn’t all rosy in the inner cities1
Lincolnshire NHS enforces three-month wait for surgery1
Liverpool NHS scandal shows how culture of denial harms patients1
Liverpool NHS trust 'dysfunctional' and unsafe1
Liverpool NHS trust treated staff ‘appallingly’1
Liverpool protest held over withdrawal of toddler's life support1
living in cancer limbo | Lee Rammelt1
Living kidney donation in UK at eight-year low1
Living with disfigurement: ‘I’m proud of my scars’1
Lloyds Pharmacy closes 190 stores1
locked out – inadequate stats on mental health are failing prisoners1
Locked up1
Logan Paul has behaved despicably. But he’s part of a wider trend | Emily Reynolds1
London reaches legal air pollution limit just one month into the new year1
London's £10 T-charge comes into effect in fight against toxic car fumes1
Loneliness as bad for health as long-term illness1
Loneliness can’t be ‘cured’. We must learn to find value in solitude | Frank Furedi1
Loneliness heightened by social media1
Loneliness is a 'giant evil' of our time1
Loneliness is harming our society. Your kindness is the best cure | Rachel Reeves1
Loneliness linked to major life setbacks for millennials1
Long NHS delays can be 'devastating' for patients with eating disorders1
Long waits in A&E have increased by 557% in seven years1
Look out! Why watching TV on a treadmill is bad for your health1
Losing a child to suicide is devastating. Schools can help prevent these tragedies1
Losing my mum to breast cancer defined my radiography career1
Love Island and other shows 'encourage teenagers to smoke'1
Low-cost device to diagnose skin cancer wins international Dyson award1
Lower back pain being treated badly on a global scale1
M&S ditches £2 cauliflower 'steak' (aka 'slice') amid ridicule from customers1
Magic mushrooms 'reboot' brain in depressed people – study1
Major NHS trust turns away A&E patients 13 times in a week1
Majority in Ireland 'would vote in favour of relaxing abortion laws'1
Majority of voters back tax rises to bolster NHS1
Make access to abortion easier1
Making codeine prescription-only was right. Where do we go from here? | Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz1
Malaria is back on the rise as lack of funds stalls push to wipe out disease1
Male pill could be on horizon as trials yield positive results1
Man died waiting in A&E due to overcrowding1
Man dies after being sucked into MRI scanner at Indian hospital1
Man loses damages claim against IVF clinic over 'forged' consent1
Man's £541
Manchester Arena bomb survivors could get £101
Manchester hospitals cancel operations after mains water leak1
Mariah Carey describes seeking treatment for bipolar disorder1
Marriage could help reduce risk of dementia1
Marsha de Cordova: As a disabled MP I have to do more work and more prep1
Martin Adams: ‘Men are terrible at talking about our health1
Martin Rowson on Jeremy Hunt's new social care role – cartoon1
Martin Rowson on Jeremy Hunt's NHS crisis - cartoon1
Mass closure of NHS walk-in centres is fuelling winter crisis1
Mass protests in Poland against tightening of abortion law1
mate: why Australian flu is tearing through the UK1
Matt was a remarkable patient. His death led me to do something special1
May appoints minister to tackle loneliness issues raised by Jo Cox1
May must consider tax rises to fund NHS and social care1
May says long-term plan to boost NHS funding to be announced later this year - Politics live1
May slaps down Boris Johnson over NHS funding demands1
May won't agree to pay costs of Manchester attack1
maybe you should know something about it | Neil Coyle1
McDonald's Monopoly promotion attacked by health campaigners1
McDonald's to cut cheeseburgers and chocolate milk from Happy Meal menu1
Meat is crucial to balanced diet1
Medical body admits it didn't have full backup plan for crashed doctor test1
Medical students urged to volunteer as NHS winter crisis worsens1
Medical students: have you helped at a hospital this winter?1
Medieval love of squirrel fur may have helped spread leprosy1
Meet Tess: the mental health chatbot that thinks like a therapist1
Memo to TSB: try turning it off and on again | Brief letters1
Men are putting on weight – and the diagnosis is grim | Neil Boom1
Men do seek help for depression. I wish my dad had | Zac Seidler1
Men who fail to equal parents' achievements 'suffer mental distress'1
Mental health1
Mental Health Act reform proposals | Letters1
Mental health deaths: calls for inquiry into NHS failings1
Mental health labels can help save people's lives. But they can also destroy them | Jay Watts1
Mental health patients seeking treatment face 'postcode lottery'1
Mental health patients treated far from home 'less likely to recover'1
Mental health problems are forcing thousands in UK out of work – report1
Mental health services are in crisis and we police struggle to pick up the slack1
Mental health still losing out in NHS funding1
Mental health support in schools: 'Families don’t have to spend years on waiting lists'1
Mental health? It’s in the mind and the body1
Mental healthcare failings kill | Letters1
Mexico baby death trial reveals growing persecution of women who miscarry1
Mexico: 500 years later1
Michael Gove tells farmers1
Michel Odent: ‘How long can humanity survive now?’1
Midlands GP jailed for 12 years for sexual assaults on four patients1
Midwife shortages blamed for home births falling to 15-year low1
Migraine drug could halve the length of attacks1
Millions of men suffer in silence after sexual abuse. How can we help them better? | David Lisak1
Mindfulness boosts student mental health during exams1
Mindfulness is part of working life at DCMS1
Minimum alcohol price will raise cost by up to 90% in Scotland – study1
minister rules1
Ministers drop demand that NHS staff give up day’s leave for pay rise1
Ministers urged to ban fast food outlets from opening near schools1
Ministers' under the radar NHS reforms are fuelling public anxiety | Richard Vize1
Mixed-sex wards aren’t ideal – but they’re better than a trolley in A&E | Ann Robinson1
Model Charli Howard: ‘They told me I was fat’1
Modern Toss – cartoon2
Money for nothing: is Finland's universal basic income trial too good to be true?1
Mongolia's liver cancer crisis: 'No other country has a problem like this' | Hannah Griffin1
Monsanto says its pesticides are safe. Now1
More cash will force the NHS to address tougher questions than money | Richard Vize1
More recognition for Roger Bannister | Brief letters1
More than 120 homeopaths trying to ‘cure’ autism in UK1
More than 1m UK older people risk 'withering away' from hunger1
More than 25 million people dying in agony without morphine every year1
More than 60 children a day calling Childline with suicidal thoughts1
More than half of American children set to be obese by age 351
More US teens are vaping than smoking cigarettes1
More young people are pro-choice – proof that progress is winning (or will)1
Mortuary errors 'avoidable if bodies treated like living patients'1
Most UK parents back air pollution exclusion zones around schools1
Most UK supermarkets falling short in fight against antibiotics crisis1
Mother killed herself after 'serious failure' by mental health unit1
MP granted urgent question over Bercow bullying claims1
MPs from all sides call for abortion law in N Ireland to be relaxed1
MPs say1
MPs to debate use of controversial vaginal mesh implants1
MPs urge action on lengthy wait for autism diagnosis1
Multiple surgeries aren’t the best care for endometriosis. Ask Lena Dunham | Jason Abbott1
Mum has dementia and now Dad’s dead she will have to sell her home. Why? | Anne Penketh1
must now face his constituents | Tess Finch-Lees1
mutations and the facts of life1
My 14-year battle to study with a complex mental health issue1
My cancer operation was cancelled and I can’t sleep at night. Jeremy Hunt1
My charity sees the toll of job losses on mental health - we struggle to meet demand1
My colleague has compulsive skin-picking disorders I find hard to tolerate. What can I do?1
My dad was a GP for 40 years. The NHS let him down when he needed it most1
My double life as a food writer and bulimic1
My life in sex: ‘We had the hottest sex life – now we follow strict schedules’1
My mental illness has always affected my work1
My mum had HIV and we never even spoke about it – a silence born of stigma1
My patients want an NHS that is fast and reliable – not Theresa May’s apologies | Zara Aziz1
My prescription for dejected doctors? Stop harking back to a golden age that never was | Clare Gerada1
my sister seems furious with me1
My small penis has ruined my life1
My son deleted Instagram – but why is it so hard for so many teenagers? | Stephanie Merritt1
My son has Down’s syndrome – and he belongs in a mainstream school | Sally Phillips1
My vagina was badly injured after giving birth. Why was getting help so hard? | Christen Clifford1
My wife flies into uncontrollable rages with me and the children1
My wife was destroyed by her job as an A&E nurse so I convinced her to quit1
NAO to investigate whether £39bn 'Brexit bill' payments to EU are justified - Politics live1
Nasal spray aimed at tackling gambling addiction to be trialled in Finland1
Natural Causes by Barbara Ehrenreich review – wise words on real wellness1
Neil Diamond retires from touring after Parkinson’s diagnosis1
Nestlé under fire for marketing claims on baby milk formulas1
Neurosurgeon Eric Leuthardt: ‘An interface between mind and machine will happen’1
New approach to ageing: older people lead project to improve later years | Paul Burstow1
New MS drug could slow symptoms of 'untreatable' form of disease1
new research suggests1
new study shows1
New York hospital's 'secret' policy allows doctors to overrule pregnant patients1
New Zealand bans vaginal mesh implants1
NFL concussion: researchers hope blood tests can better detect head trauma1
NHS agency falsely accuses more than 3401
NHS appoints humanist to lead chaplaincy team1
NHS at centre of storm: Brexit Means … podcast1
NHS beds crisis: sick patients can sit in A&E1
NHS bodies told to boost mental health funds or face sanctions1
NHS boss warns revellers1
NHS bosses 'bloody stupid' to expect £4bn cash injection1
NHS bosses say waiting time targets will have to be abandoned next year1
NHS bosses sound alarm over hospitals already running at 99% capacity1
NHS cancels surgery for tens of thousands to avoid winter crisis1
NHS cancer hospital may have to delay or reduce treatment1
NHS cannot continue 'in red zone'1
NHS chief accuses Jeremy Hunt of 'own goal' over pay rises1
NHS chief takes high-risk punt by pointing out May and Hammond's miserliness1
NHS chief warns waiting lists could hit 5m without extra cash1
NHS chiefs urged to stop giving patient data to immigration officials1
NHS compensation payouts 'unsustainable'1
NHS could have avoided WannaCry hack with 'basic IT security'1
NHS cracks down on mental health patients being sent out of area1
NHS crisis: 1001
NHS cuts and privatisation have brought no benefits | Letters1
NHS data loss scandal deepens with further 1621
NHS data reveals1
NHS England accused of hiding hospitals' winter crisis alert figures1
NHS England board must now reaffirm their pledge on mental health treatment | Letters1
NHS England boss calls for extra budget funds to cope with rising demand1
NHS England faces first legal challenge to core of shake-up plans1
NHS England has one in 11 posts unfilled1
NHS England plans to cut indigestion and dandruff prescriptions1
NHS England to face court over patient kept alive by blood transfusions1
NHS England treats too many patients as an emergency1
NHS England workforce planning 'not fit for purpose'1
NHS England's top paramedics gain right to prescribe medicines1
NHS faces acute and growing staffing shortage1
NHS faces even worse winter crisis than last year1
NHS faces year-round crisis over lack of social care1
NHS failure is inevitable – and it will shock those responsible into action | Jan Filochowski1
NHS figures show sharp rise in patients waiting for A&E care1
NHS hospitals in England record worst ever A&E performance1
NHS hospitals made £174m from car park charges this year1
NHS hospitals still in grip of winter crisis1
NHS hospitals told to take drastic measures amid winter crisis1
NHS hospitals unable to fill thousands of vacant posts1
NHS is facing year-round crisis1
NHS IT can't keep up with health service demands1
NHS leaders meet to discuss cutting services amid funding gap - live updates1
NHS leaves one in four mothers alone during labour or childbirth1
NHS managers in England back Kerslake's underfunding claim1
NHS needs £24bn more by 2022 or waiting lists will grow and care be hit1
NHS operating theatres in England ‘wasting two hours a day’1
NHS patients dying in hospital corridors1
NHS patients having to be sectioned to get help1
NHS plans to ration care access in bid to force through extra funding1
NHS preparing to offer ‘game changing’ cancer treatment1
NHS privatisation would be 'political suicide'1
NHS shake-up is not a Trojan horse for privatisation1
NHS slashes funds for top homeless mental health team1
NHS staff 6.5% pay rise deal backed by healthcare unions1
NHS staff are being pushed to the limits. Our protest is to say enough is enough1
NHS staff helped me survive losing my seven-year-old daughter to cancer1
NHS staff set to win 6.5% pay rise but must forfeit day's holiday in return1
NHS staff shortages leave doctors working in a system that isn’t safe | Letters1
NHS staff: is your hospital considering cuts to cancer care?1
NHS straining at the seams year before 70th birthday1
NHS survey reveals staff are determined to make the best of tough conditions1
NHS to pilot Airbnb-type scheme for patients recovering from surgery1
NHS trust boss resigns in protest over underfunding of health services1
NHS trust fined £2m for Connor Sparrowhawk and Teresa Colvin deaths1
NHS trust pays £6001
NHS trust treating brain-damaged boy gets anonymity over abuse fears1
NHS trust will greatly miss Bob Kerslake | Letters1
NHS trusts accused of 'backdoor' privatisation over subsidiary firms1
NHS trusts accused of cover-up over attack on hospital ward1
NHS trusts accused of creating ‘dozens of Carillion-style meltdowns’ | Denis Campbell1
NHS trusts cancelled hundreds of cancer procedures over winter1
NHS trusts transferring staff into subsidiary companies to cut VAT1
NHS urges 1.4m staff to have flu jab to reduce risk of epidemic1
NHS urges parents to use pharmacies for children's illnesses1
NHS urges parents to vaccinate flu 'super-spreader' children1
NHS waiting times: hospital bosses fear 'a return to 1999'1
NHS winter crisis: hospital 'felt like something out of a war zone'1
NHS winter crisis: what is happening at your hospital?1
NHS winter data shows 1501
NHS's real problem is underfunding not Australian flu1
NI government report recommended abortion reforms a year ago1
No1
No hugging: are we living through a crisis of touch?1
no NHS boss is safe | Polly Toynbee1
No such thing as an ideal heating setting | Letters1
Nobel’s furniture design was dynamite | Letters1
Noel Conway’s case illustrates the difference between living and surviving | Letters1
north and south of the border | Letters1
Northern Ireland suicides outstrip Troubles death toll1
Northern Irish abortion law violates women's rights1
not ‘cancer journeys’ | Letters1
not a counter-terrorism operative. Let me do my job | Adrian James1
not beds | Rachel Clarke1
not criminal. The law is an ass | Henry Marsh1
Not enough hospital beds and GPs closing | Letters1
not just type 1 and type 21
not more legal scrutiny | Letters1
Not remotely refreshing: global health fund rebuked over Heineken alliance1
not weighing yourself’1
Number of A&E patients treated within four hours at lowest ever level1
Number of Britons living with chronic illnesses set to rise1
Number of new antibiotics has fallen sharply since 20001
Number of NHS patients waiting over six months for surgery up 40%1
Nurses leave packed A&E units to treat patients in ambulances1
Nursing associates: will they become a cheap substitute for nurses?1
Nursing has been woefully managed. No wonder there's a crisis | Richard Vize1
Obese couples could be risking health of future children1
Obese people deserve surgical treatment1
Obesity among children starting primary school continues to rise1
Obesity dulls sense of taste1
Obesity is a greater threat for millennials than cannabis. It’s absurd | Simon Jenkins1
Obesity putting strain on NHS as weight-related admissions rise1
Obesity surgery 'halves risk of death' compared to lifestyle changes alone1
Occupational therapist job interview tips: eight questions and answers1
OECD finds1
Of course our sex lives are a mess: we’ve forgotten how to do it | Alice O’Keeffe1
Of course we can pay for the NHS. We can’t afford not to | Harry Quilter-Pinner1
officials admit1
Olaseni Lewis's mother backs new restraint laws for mental health units1
Older people don’t need to suffer depression or anxiety in silence | Ann Robinson1
On alcohol pricing1
One cigarette 'may lead to habit for more than two-thirds of people'1
One day I was director in a mental health trust. The next I was suicidal1
One extra glass of wine 'will shorten your life by 30 minutes'1
One in 50 of us is face blind – and many don’t even realise1
One in five European NHS doctors plans to quit UK1
One-third of UK dieters have used slimming pills bought online – report1
Online STI kits double testing uptake in young people1
Only a third of pancreatic cancer patients receive treatment1
Only one in 10 Britons know alcohol causes cancer1
Opioid crisis: overdoses increased by a third across US in 14 months1
Opioid prescriptions in England nearly doubled in 10 years – report1
or return to first principles: the choices of the NHS | Letters1
Our brutalising and degrading prisons | Letters1
Our health is our responsibilty too | Letters1
our identity is in crisis | Emma Brockes1
our NHS is about to collapse | Polly Toynbee1
Overuse of antibiotics in farming is a major new threat to human health1
Owning a dog cuts risk of heart attacks and other fatal diseases1
Panic1
Paraguayan rape victim1
Parental alcohol abuse linked to child deaths and injuries1
Parental conflict and children’s mental health | Letters1
Parents ask high court to allow independent expert to assess brain-damaged baby1
Parents lose legal battle to keep brain-damaged UK baby on life support1
Parents of Alfie Evans apply to take son's case back to supreme court1
Parents of Alfie Evans lose European court life-support case1
Parents of Hector Kirkham who died from meningitis urge others to be vigilant1
parents say1
Parts of NHS England only able to fill one in 400 nursing vacancies1
Patient groups criticise Hunt for ditching NHS waiting time targets1
Patient safety hit by lack of staff1
Patients and staff suffering in the NHS crisis | Letters1
Patients are suffering while the SNP shamefully dithers | Kevin McKenna1
Patients being turned away from intensive care due to lack of beds1
Patients in Africa twice as likely to die after an operation than global average1
Patients in England to be quizzed over their sexuality1
Patients missing their appointments cost the NHS £1bn last year1
Patients put at risk by ‘aggressive’ treatment at Great Ormond Street1
Patients suffering as direct result of NHS wait-time failures1
Patients waiting at least an hour in ambulances double in two years1
Patients with multiple conditions not getting best possible care1
Patients' charity attacks ministers over NHS winter crisis1
People don't trust us on NHS and schools1
People using payday loans more likely to report poor health1
People with disabilities have the right to good health too | Fiona Ritchie1
People with mental illnesses refused access to insurance cover1
Perils and pluses of a pledge to look after our own health | Letters1
Period-tracking apps offer another way to obsess over our bodies | Alana Harris1
Permission given to create Britain's first 'three-person babies'1
Pesto sauces still contain far too much salt1
Peter Dench's best photograph – drunks kiss and throw up at the Epsom Derby1
Philip Dunne1
Philip Hammond dismisses NHS chief's call for £4bn emergency cash injection1
Philippines launches inquiry into formula milk firms targeting poor1
Philippines says1
Pineapples set to topple avocados with Britons wanting more1
PIP fiasco should have been avoided | Letters1
PIP: the disability benefit that almost killed my wife | Adam Jacques1
Pistol squats and push-ups: how Ruth Bader Ginsburg stays fighting fit1
Pity the drunk tank users – they do deserve help | Barbara Ellen1
Plans for heroin to be prescribed to addicts in West Midlands1
Plans to extend personalised health budget scheme1
PLEASE1
please: is drinking becoming as socially unacceptable as smoking?1
PMQs verdict: Corbyn's measured approach upends May on mental health1
PMQs verdict: May holds up better against Corbyn's NHS attack1
PMQs: Corbyn challenges May over 'crisis' in mental health services - Politics live1
Police chief: number of UK child abuse voyeurs 'horrifying'1
Police use actors to test if Dunstable pubs sell alcohol to drunks1
poll shows1
Poor body image makes girls less assertive and risks health1
Pope Francis to visit Ireland soon after abortion referendum1
Portugal shows the way ahead on drugs policy | Letters1
Post-work: the radical idea of a world without jobs – podcast1
Postnatal depression less likely after winter or spring births1
Pounds to shed: the rise of the luxury workout1
Poverty in America is a moral outrage. The soul of our nation is at stake | Rev William Barber and Rev Liz Theoharis1
Poverty medicine: how we are failing poorer and isolated patients | Zara Aziz1
Premature babies healthier when parents help with hospital care1
Prescribed reading: Five of the best books from doctors1
Prescription drug addiction: government launches investigation1
Prescription drug addiction: what are your experiences in England?1
Primodos pregnancy test report criticised as 'whitewash' by MPs1
Prince had ‘exceedingly high’ level of fentanyl in body when he died1
Prince Harry calls for society to embrace HIV and Aids tests1
Prince Harry: mental health should be at heart of armed forces training1
Private health firm gives GPs operation price list for impatient patients1
Private insurance reforms a mental health 'work-around'1
Privatisation is poisoning the very air we breathe | Polly Toynbee1
Pro-choice campaign calls 401
Problem gamblers – no one knows how many exist or cost to the state1
Prostate cancer breakthrough as UK team develops more accurate test1
Prostate cancer now kills more people than breast cancer1
Protect us from anti-abortion protesters1
providers' leader warns1
Pruitt promised polluters EPA will value their profits over American lives | Dana Nuccitelli1
Psychiatric services need better support1
Pupils suffering from anxiety and depression to receive counselling in schools1
Putting the UK transport system back on track | Letters1
Q&A: Why is the NHS under the most intense pressure in decades?1
Questions over Prevent referrals by mental health trusts | Letters1
Race still trumps class for black Americans | Darrick Hamilton and Jennifer Cohen1
Radical diet can reverse type 2 diabetes1
Radical new approach to schizophrenia treatment begins trial1
Radio 1’s Greg James: ‘It was like a balloon popping. I was choked up'1
rail fares1
Ralf Little video accuses Jeremy Hunt of misleading public1
Ralf Little: 'Jeremy Hunt's arrogance towards doctors made me angry' – video1
Rapid use of blood drug could save thousands of lives1
ration1
Rationing care to smokers and the obese will not solve its financial crisis | Observer editorial1
Raw deal: sushi-loving California man discovers 5ft 6in tapeworm1
Ray James: ‘I want those still in care to tell their truths to people like me’1
reality has finally caught up with Theresa May | Zoe Williams1
Recognising that mind and body are not separate opens door for new treatments1
Red alert as extreme weather claims life of man in freezing water1
Reducing the risks of IVF multiple births | Letters1
Reform1
regulator warns1
Rehab is a lonely place for a gay man like me1
Rementia: is it possible to reverse the symptoms of early-stage dementia?1
report finds3
Report highlights 'shocking' divide between dental health of rich and poor1
report shows2
research says1
research suggests1
researchers say1
Researchers to study school records for clues on suicide and self-harm1
Residents of blocks next to Grenfell Tower fear being forced to move back1
Resurrect services that help UK’s young people | Letters1
Rethink on housing benefit cap for elderly and vulnerable1
Return of the rhythm method – how natural contraception went digital1
Revealed: every Londoner breathing dangerous levels of toxic air particle1
Revealed: government spent £3701
Revealed: the 82 'ghost wards' containing 11
review finds1
Richard Branson's Virgin healthcare firm scoops £1bn of NHS contracts1
Ricicles are the latest victims of millennials’ peculiar tastes | Daisy Buchanan1
Rise in assaults on staff reveals intolerable pressure on NHS1
Rise in attacks on NHS workers blamed on lack of staff and delays1
Rise in terminally ill patients dying at home1
Rise in violent attacks by patients on NHS mental health staff1
Rise of the robots and all the lonely people | Letters1
Risks of outsourcing and privatisation laid bare | Letters1
Risky relationships: why women are more likely to die of a broken heart1
Rita Ora: I had my eggs frozen in my early 20s1
Ritual observance of PM’s pious pause | Brief letters1
Robert Mugabe removed as WHO goodwill ambassador after outcry1
robins and ducking the question | Brief letters1
Rotten state of children's teeth in England exposed in hospital data1
Royal Cornwall hospital put in special measures after patient deaths1
Rules allowing upfront charges for foreign users of NHS come into force1
sacked after his NHS remarks1
Sad disappearance of UK-owned carmakers | Brief letters1
Sadiq Khan asks car manufacturers to give funds towards tackling London’s toxic air1
Sadiq Khan must do more to tackle London's air pollution1
sadly | Letters1
Salvadoran woman jailed over stillbirth freed after 11 years1
Samaritans has a letters service too | Letters1
Satisfaction with GPs at lowest level for 30 years1
Sausage sandwich has two-thirds of daily salt allowance1
Saving the NHS means forcing us to change the way we lead our lives | Nick Cohen1
say auditors1
say doctors1
say experts3
say government advisors1
say health experts1
say health leaders1
say MPs1
say New Yorkers after California ruling1
say NHS officials1
say researchers3
say UK's religious leaders1
say UN officials1
say women's clinics in WA1
says Boris Johnson1
says Bristol university vice-chancellor1
says British Medical Association1
says Burnham1
says CDC1
says charity1
says chief medic1
says council chief1
says Farmageddon author1
says father after court defeat1
says father of girl who killed herself1
says George Alagiah1
says GPs' chief1
says GPs' leader1
says head of profession1
says health chief1
says health minister1
says hospital official1
says Jo Cox commission1
says Labour1
says medicines regulator1
says NHS1
says nursing body1
says regulator1
says report2
says senior Tory - Politics live1
says sports minister1
says study5
says thinktank1
says top doctor1
says UN1
says vascular study1
says virologist1
Scale of vaginal mesh problem confirmed by NHS review1
scans or quick fixes | Ann Robinson1
Scared1
School exclusions data in England only 'the tip of the iceberg'1
Scientists a step closer to mimicking way human body creates sperm1
scientists discover what killed the Aztecs1
Scientists seek drug to ‘rewire’ adult brain after stroke1
Scientists trace 2002 Sars virus to colony of cave-dwelling bats in China1
Scientists unravel secrets of ‘superagers’1
scientists warn1
Scores of women say top UK surgeon left them with traumatic complications1
Scotland awaits minimum alcohol pricing with mixed emotions1
Scotland has again shown the power of devolved government | Mary Dejevsky1
Scotland's minimum pricing for alcohol to take effect in May 20181
Scottish health chiefs issue A&E plea after Christmas surge1
Scottish health system quicker to spot cancer1
Scottish Labour MSP withdraws invitation to controversial US academic1
Scrap two-child limit on benefits1
Searching for an Alzheimer’s cure while my father slips away – podcast1
Seaside towns are 'hotspots' for heroin deaths says ONS1
Secret Teacher: I was undermined for a decade. Now I can call it bullying1
See a GP on my smartphone? Sorry1
Seeing a GP on a smartphone sounds wonderful – but it's not1
Self-harm among girls aged 13 to 16 rose by 68% in three years1
senior doctor warns1
Senior Tories in budget backlash over NHS and social care cash1
Serena Williams and the realities of the 'maternal mortality crisis'1
Seven ways … to manage irritable bowel syndrome1
Seven ways … to prevent and manage RSI1
Seven-year-old boy recovering well after five-organ transplant1
Seventh Bristol university student takes his own life1
Sexual addiction1
Sexual health services must be protected to prevent a crisis | The big issue1
Share your views on the causes of loneliness in young people1
Share your views on the NHS pay rise - open thread1
Sharp rise in number of children admitted to intensive care in England1
Sharp rise in self-harm reported by mental health units in England1
she can control her future | Chris Turner1
she existed': Labour's Sharon Hodgson tells MPs about daughter's stillbirth – video1
Shifting care closer to home will ease pressure on hospitals | Ewan King1
Shocking figures show there are now 124 million obese children worldwide1
Should a doctor always disclose a terminal diagnosis? | Ranjana Srivastava1
Should Hadiza Bawa-Garba have been struck off as a doctor? I believe so1
Should we be having fewer children for the sake of the planet?1
Should you give homeless people money? Absolutely | Tamsen Courtenay1
Sick children like my daughter don't get enough information – so I made an app1
Siddhartha Mukherjee meets Henry Marsh: ‘When do you stop treating a patient? At 100?’1
Simone Veil remembered by Robert Badinter1
Since breaking up with my girlfriend1
Since her cancer diagnosis1
Sir Peter Carr obituary1
Sister of UK man who died in custody hits out over mental health services1
Six steps to improving mental wellbeing at work1
Size does matter: wine glasses are seven times larger than they used to be1
Skip the dip? Swimming in the sea increases risk of illness1
Slashing queues1
Sleep apnoea: surge in number of children admitted to hospital1
Smartphone GP service 'risks luring doctors from frontline practice'1
Smokeless cigarettes not as harmless as claimed1
so can others1
so I asked for my medical notes'2
So men are dying because they don’t have women’s brains? Show me the evidence1
So my younger self was right: colouring in is the key to a happy life | Nell Frizzell1
So the Tories want to be ‘cool’ to attract young people. They don’t understand | Abi Wilkinson1
Sober and living a happy alcohol-free life | Letters1
Social care funding and the cost of short-term thinking | Letters1
Social care funding can't take any more setbacks. It needs reform now | Jane Ashcroft1
Social care postcode gap widens for older people1
Social isolation should be a public health priority1
social justice group says1
Social media firms failing to protect young people1
Some antidepressants linked to dementia risk1
something has gone badly wrong | Frances Ryan1
something’s wrong | Josh Salisbury1
Sound and vision: how a blind photographer shot the Games1
Spare rooms plan can’t solve NHS overcrowding | Letters1
spat on': women on feeling scared to walk alone1
Spikes in air pollution can heighten risk of chest infections1
Spirited away from the clutches of our immigration regime in Manus1
Spoiling my grandchildren might be bad for them1
Sport protects mental health of children who experience trauma1
Squalor and disease await Rohingya babies born in Bangladesh camps1
squalor and idleness: are Beveridge’s five evils back?1
Sri Lankan bowler vomits in Delhi cricket match due to polluted air1
Stable genius: Britain’s first guide horse for blind people1
staff and specialist care 'behind mental health patients' deaths'1
Star Wars actor Daisy Ridley: social media is bad for mental health1
Staying appy: mental health apps deliver mixed results1
Stephen Fry has prostate cancer1
Stephen Hawking joins lawsuit aimed at foiling Hunt's NHS shake-up1
Steve Bell on Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May at PMQs – cartoon1
Steve Bell on the crisis in NHS hospitals – cartoon1
STI warning as clinics close in London and self-testing is delayed1
Stop accusing men of overreacting – 'man flu' really does exist1
Stop telling women their suffering is normal. Pain should be treated | Heba Shaheed1
Streptococcus vaccine 'could prevent over 1001
Stress is bad for your health. Today's political uncertainty makes it worse1
Stress may not cause cancer. But when I’m unhappy1
Student dies of flu after family follows NHS advice not to visit A&E1
Student nurses face financial hardship over loan error1
Students on how they are getting a raw deal | Letters1
studies say1
Study AI: 'I believe we could see the end of cancer in our lifetime'1
study claims1
study finds21
study indicates1
study reveals1
study says8
study shows8
study suggests6
study warns1
Subversive Greeks stub out cigarette habit in record numbers1
Sugar industry withheld research effects of sucrose 50 years ago1
suggests study1
Suicide is a sector-wide issue1
Supersized chocolate bars and sweet bags banned from hospitals1
Supreme court to hear challenge to Northern Ireland abortion law1
Surgeon who burned initials into livers of two patients fined £101
Surgeon who signed livers is punished but managers let off | Letters1
Surgeons don’t have to sign their names… in us | Barbara Ellen1
Surgery that made its mark on patients’ lives as well as livers | Letters1
survey finds3
survey of staff finds1
survey reveals1
Susie Orbach’s guide to books to understand yourself1
Suspended dengue vaccine was given to 7301
Suspicions over accountable care organisations in the NHS | Letters1
Switch Brexit billions into AI to transform UK health and social care | Colin Cram1
Syria and Yemen – and getting worse by the day1
Tablet tech can help pensioners like me to keep loneliness at bay1
tackle big food | Editorial1
Tackling leprosy in the Philippines - in pictures1
Tackling the silent epidemic of loneliness | Letters1
Take it from me1
Taking back control: how a remote island in Alaska tackled domestic abuse1
Taste test: does Nestlé's 'restructured sugar' chocolate bar live up to the hype?1
Tax on sugary drinks will only be partly effective1
Tax sugar1
Taxpayers pay twice for crucial drugs like Avastin | Letters1
Tech revolution is coming to healthcare - GPs must be part of it | Richard Vize1
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Test for breast cancer risk could reduce pre-emptive mastectomies1
Testosterone could explain why asthma is more common in women than men1
Thangam Debbonaire: ‘The moment I saw the light about alcohol and cancer’1
Thanks but no thanks1
that is a lie’1
That sweating1
the Abortion Act should be celebrated – and updated | Wendy Savage1
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The artists painting their Indigenous songlines to stay healthy and strong1
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The best of the Long Read in 20171
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The Boy With the Topknot review – top notch with a dash of schmaltz1
The British have Brexit. We French have our wine delusion | Marie Le Conte1
the carer1
The case against (and for) private finance initiatives | Letters1
The cheap innovations the NHS could take from sub-Saharan Africa1
The children of alcoholic parents need help. I know this all too well | Liam Byrne1
The civil service has a problem with the way it treats disabled staff like me1
The closure of the Riverside Centre in Orange – a photo essay1
The controversial law that allows salmonella into the human food chain1
The cost of getting well in Australia is keeping us sick | Fiona Wright1
The disposable chip that will allow GPs to write the perfect prescription1
The doctor who signed patients’ livers was silly1
The drugs do work: antidepressants are effective1
The failing Home Office asylum system drove me to attempt suicide | Anonymous1
The fairytale of York: two panto champs on their Christmas miracle1
The fear factor: how should we deal with alarmist health reporting?1
The fight goes on to ensure healthcare is not a privilege reserved for the rich | Lucy Lamble1
The final stages of dementia: 'Does he dream about the love that's still there?' | Mark Brandi1
The funeral director's opioid scare mission: can fear help stop addiction?1
The giant rats that love avocado – and can diagnose deadly TB | Kate Lyons1
The GMC pursued Hadiza Bawa-Garba – and is losing doctors' respect1
The Grenfell survivors don’t need our pity – they need homes | Deborah Orr1
The Guardian view on 50 years of legal abortion: let’s finish the work | Editorial1
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The Guardian view on the NHS winter crisis: not such a happy birthday | Editorial1
The Guardian view on the trade bill: bad law; bad plan | Editorial1
The hard truth about back pain: don’t rely on drugs1
The healthcare gender bias: do men get better medical treatment?1
The hills are alive with the signs of plastic: even Swiss mountains are polluted1
The Housing Enforcers review – death-traps where fire is near-certain1
The idea of group therapy for anxiety made me worry more1
The Indigenous health 'gap' is a too benign term for a shattering reality | Ranjana Srivastava1
The joy initiative: people who inspire others to live happier lives1
the jury is still out1
The killer on Britain’s streets – super-strength alcohol1
The living dead Conservative party - cartoon1
The media has a problem with alcoholism1
The mental health workforce is 'reaching a cliff edge'. What can be done?1
The missing maths: the human cost of fossil fuels | Ploy Achakulwisut1
The need to incentivise antibiotic research | Letters1
The need to tackle London’s toxic air | Letters1
The new work and pensions secretary is an insult to disabled people1
The NHS desperately needs a new vision for the 21st century | Lord Darzi1
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The NHS is still standing. But underfunding will soon bring it down | Polly Toynbee1
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The NHS pay deal is just another cut1
The NHS staff who rallied to my son’s aid show there is hope1
The NHS turns 70 this year1
The NHS workforce is under more pressure than ever. But there is hope1
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The Observer view on NHS funding | editorial1
the patient suffers | Ranjana Srivastava1
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The Recovering by Leslie Jamison review – on giving up booze1
The rich benefit most1
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the service is in crisis | Tim Friend1
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The Tories are ignoring the worsening crises in social care1
The Tories knew there would be an NHS winter crisis but did nothing | Polly Toynbee1
The trauma trap: what's causing inequalities in emergency care?1
The treatment of prisoners with mental health problems is a national shame | Eric Allison1
The true cost of sugar is more than its price | Letters1
The UK’s getting fatter – because we’re eating much more than we realise | Michael Hallsworth1
The unhealthy truth about doctors - books podcast1
The unstoppable rise of veganism: how a fringe movement went mainstream1
The US is entering a golden age of corporate medicine | Adam Gaffney1
The Wound review – raw pain and challenge of male circumcision drama1
The year's top development stories: 2017 in review1
Theranos and its founder Elizabeth Homes charged with 'massive fraud'1
there hasn’t been a human 'head transplant'1
there is only ever one end to their stories1
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There’s nothing Chinese about Chinese ready meals | Fuchsia Dunlop1
Theresa May admits1
Theresa May changes tack to apologise for postponed operations1
Theresa May launches £75m drive against prostate cancer1
Theresa May needs to 'get a better grip' on NHS crisis1
Theresa May pledges to accelerate NHS long-term funding plan1
Theresa May promises to look into man's £541
Theresa May refuses to back Boris's 'Brexit dividend' claim1
Theresa May refuses to intervene over man's £541
Theresa May tells NHS boss he will be accountable for winter performance1
These little-known commercial bodies could run health services. Are they legal? | Denis Campbell1
they body-shame me1
This is the first Christmas without my mother. But I'll always know where to find her | Gemma Carey1
This is the real reason more men are dying of prostate cancer | Ally Fogg1
This isn’t the start of an NHS crisis – it’s far worse | Jan Filochowski1
This may be a turning point in treating neurodegenerative diseases1
This year1
This year I bought less and spent more time outdoors1
Thomas Keneally: death is not the fly in the cosmic ointment. It is the cosmic ointment1
Those who need it most don’t get psychiatric care. It's a mental health crisis | Vyom Sharma1
Thousands to benefit as 'breakthrough' breast cancer drugs approved for NHS use1
Thousands with advanced cancer are surviving two years or more1
Three coffees a day linked to a range of health benefits1
Three lessons from Houston that could help your city fight the diabetes crisis1
Three times more people dying from flu in UK than last winter1
Time1
Time for change: Ann Enright on Ireland's abortion referendum1
Time to end the disastrous experiment in outsourcing | Letters1
Time to show a little compassion – for yourself1
To be happier1
To those who take antibiotics – the resistance crisis is not your fault | Hannah Flynn1
To treat or not to treat: find out what really matters to the patient1
Tobacco firms using 'clever tactics' to target poorest smokers1
Tobacco mea culpa: companies to run 'corrective statements' on smoking1
Together we can stop children’s mental health services being cut | Louise Irvine and Tony O’Sullivan1
Tony Blair urges Labour to fight Brexit - Politics live1
too | Rachel Kelly1
too | Rhik Samadder1
too | Richard Welbourn1
Too many of us young trans people are crying out for help. Will you listen? | Owl1
Top obstetrician supports women taking abortion pills at home1
Top US medical schools failing to reflect minorities1
Tories urge Theresa May to fund NHS by raising taxes1
Tory MP calls for debate on reducing legal time limit for abortions1
Tory MP warns1
Toxic firefighting chemicals found in animals from Victorian wetlands1
Training could save lives of 11
Transgender woman becomes first in world to breastfeed1
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Treating obesity-related illness will cost $1.2tn a year from 20251
trembling feeling: 10 strategies to cope with your shyness | Sian Prior1
Tricks of the brain: the magic of everyday perception | Daniel Glaser1
Troubled children at risk from mental health proposals1
Trump appears to abandon vaccine sceptic group denounced by scientists1
Trump claims pro-NHS marches show universal healthcare doesn't work1
Trump hails anti-abortion measures in speech at March for Life1
Trump is now dangerous – that makes his mental health a matter of public interest | Bandy Lee1
Trump may be many things but he’s not a ‘nutter’ – and I should know | Clare Allan1
Trump substantially weakens Obamacare contraception mandate1
Trump to give anti-abortion March for Life a rare presidential thumbs up1
Trump's biggest enemy isn't the media. It's poor people | Ross Barkan1
Trump’s judges threaten reproductive rights for generations to come1
Trust1
Turkey's waning fertility threatens Erdoğan's vision of strength1
Turtles All the Way Down by John Green review – a new modern classic1
Two-thirds of children referred for mental healthcare in England not treated1
Two-thirds of NHS healthcare assistants doing nurses' duties1
UK accused of hypocrisy on overseas tobacco control1
UK addiction treatment centres braced for new year surge in demand1
UK analysis suggests1
UK anti-obesity drive at risk from new US trade deal1
UK at risk as more than 5001
UK banker being kept alive against wishes of family and doctors1
UK children who need mental health services face 'postcode lottery'1
UK data shows1
UK employment is up – it’s just a shame the workers are so miserable | Faiza Shaheen1
UK figures reveal1
UK flu outbreak: what are your experiences? Tell us1
UK government '10 years late' on air quality targets1
UK government sued for third time over deadly air pollution1
UK hits visa cap on skilled workers for third month in row1
UK hospices warned against joint venture with undertaker tycoon1
UK is most obese country in western Europe1
UK law on assisted dying is ‘barbaric’ | Letters1
UK man contracts world's first super-strength gonorrhoea1
UK mulls tougher laws to protect women from abortion clinic protesters1
UK patients 'suffering as they cannot afford assisted dying overseas'1
UK raids uncover suspected suppliers of deadly diet drug1
UK retailers halt sale of baby sleep positioners after US warning1
UK solicitor cleared of forcing daughter to undergo FGM1
UK study finds1
UK supreme court rules1
UK supreme court rules minimum alcohol pricing is legal1
UK-wide minimum alcohol price would save lives and ease pressure on NHS | Letter1
UK's top obstetrician demands1
Ultra-processed foods may be linked to cancer1
UN lambasted after naming Robert Mugabe goodwill ambassador1
unable to breathe1
union finds1
Unrest review – powerful documentary about chronic fatigue syndrome1
Unsane: how film's portrayal of mental illness is (slowly) improving1
Until hospitals learn from their mistakes1
until I went along | Charles Graham-Dixon1
Up to a million Britons use steroids for looks not sport1
Urgent talks over future of Four Seasons care homes in UK1
US cancer network recommending expensive drugs based on weak evidence1
US court blocks immigrant teenager's bid to obtain abortion1
US drug companies accused of being 'cheerleaders' for opioids1
US drug firm offers cure for blindness – at $4251
US flu season now as bad as 2009 swine flu epidemic1
US groups pour millions into anti-abortion campaign in Latin America and Caribbean1
US prisoner gouged out eyes after jail denied mental health care1
Use carrot and stick to tackle obesity crisis | Letters1
Vaginal mesh operations should be banned1
Vaginal mesh review to investigate true scale of complications1
Vaginal mesh surgery exposed women to 'unacceptable risks'1
Value your health: head for the inner city1
Vaping may raise cancer and heart disease risk1
Viagra will be available over the counter in UK1
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VIP lab tours for child patients is healthcare innovation of the year1
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Virus risk on planes is lower than you might think1
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Vitamin D may offer protection against cancers1
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Waitrose bans sale of energy drinks to under-16s1
Wales bans intimate piercings for under-18s over health fears1
Walkable cities reduce blood pressure and hypertension risk1
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we just lived through the war | Brief Letters1
We medical staff are doing our best despite the waste | Letters1
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we need a pay rise' – people respond to the budget1
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we still don't know1
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Weight loss linked to healthy eating not genetics1
Weight loss surgery transformed my life. Now I want to help others | Aisha Walker1
Weight Watchers’ new boss: ‘It’s about health1
Welcome to the Menopause Cafe: 'Now I know I'm not alone. I'm not going mad'1
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Wendy Mitchell on her extraordinary Alzheimer’s memoir1
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What are your experiences of the NHS this winter? Tell us here1
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What can your period tell you about the state of your health?1
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What happened to US diplomats in Cuba? – Science Weekly podcast1
What I’m really thinking: the deaf parent1
What I’m really thinking: the same-sex IVF couple1
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What May told Marr: the PM's thoughts on NHS1
What musical theatre can teach us about how we respond to cancer1
What to do if you’re in London and think you have gonorrhoea? Test yourself | Nichi Hodgson1
What will it take for the government to confront pressures on the NHS? | Richard Vize1
What will we be eating next year?1
What you should say to somebody who has miscarried – and what you shouldn’t | Janet Murray1
What’s the modern purpose of the welfare state? | Letters1
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Whatever happened to the Jade Goody effect?1
When a deaf singer gets death threats from other deaf people1
When a woman can control when she has children1
When do the clocks go back? Key facts about the switch to GMT1
When private meets public sector: the history of a tangled relationship1
When specialists and GPs don't communicate1
When the state abandons suicidal children1
When to end a terminally ill child's life? It's an agonising decision1
When will men live as long as women? By 20321
Where does cancer come from? We must talk about preventable risk | Ranjana Srivastava1
Where is the world’s noisiest city?1
While all eyes look to Brexit1
Whirlpool named ‘worst offender’ for white goods fires in London1
White House doctor says Trump is in 'excellent' overall health1
WHO accused of 'institutional ageism' over five-year work programme1
Who benefits from biomedical science?1
WHO warns over measles immunisation rates as cases rise 400% across Europe1
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Why can’t we cure the common cold?1
Why can’t we cure the common cold? – podcast1
Why do we brush our teeth with cold water?1
Why does America still have so few female doctors? | Elisabeth Poorman1
Why does Tory MP Tim Loughton spend an hour in the bath every morning?1
Why don’t I enjoy sex? You asked Google – here’s the answer | Nichi Hodgson1
Why don't men seek help for eating disorders?1
Why free hospital parking isn't as good as it sounds| Peter Walker1
Why is mental illness so often blamed for US mass shootings? | Mary O’Hara1
Why is the flu so bad this year? - Science Weekly podcast1
Why is the NHS listening to the siren voices of the vape manufacturers? | Victoria Coren Mitchell1
Why it’s good to #runandtalk1
Why medical students are practicing abortions on papayas1
Why mental health services in England are finally receiving attention1
Why Nancy Friday’s 1970s collection of women’s sexual fantasies still matters1
Why pessimists have a reason to be cheerful | Oliver Burkeman1
Why pro-lifers who target pregnant women are missing the point1
Why Ribena fans have been left with a bad taste in their mouths1
Why she killed herself: a film-maker's painful search for meaning in her sister's belongings1
Why the obsession with ‘calling it out’? | Brief letters1
Why two brains are better than one1
Why vegans always have to tell you they’re vegan | Rebecca Jones1
Why wait for an appointment when you can see a GP via phone?1
Why we are sceptical of antidepressant analysis | Letters1
Why we love a fright at Halloween | Daniel Glaser1
Why we need to talk about prostate cancer | Letters1
Wide range of drugs affect growth of gut microbes1
Will a sugar tax work? Well1
will men finally take it seriously? | Jenny Jones1
Will Self: ‘I’m fitter than I’ve ever been’1
Will universal credit payments arrive in time for Christmas? | Letters1
Windrush case: UK to give Albert Thompson indefinite right to remain1
Windrush scandal: Albert Thompson gets cancer treatment date1
Winter is coming and the situation in the NHS is desperate1
With Jeremy Hunt working to save his skin1
With the NHS1
Woman awarded £9m damages for care of son who 'should not have been born'1
Woman died from ruptured spleen after 85-minute wait for ambulance1
Woman gives birth to baby who spent 24 years as a frozen embryo1
Woman in Nepal dies after being exiled to outdoor hut during her period1
Woman jailed for arson 'killed herself after staff failed to monitor her'1
Woman jailed for setting bed on fire 'killed herself in prison'1
Woman nearly blinded by Christmas card glitter1
woman tells inquest1
Woman with postnatal depression who killed herself 'let down by NHS'1
Women across UK denied mental healthcare around childbirth1
Women called back in after review of cervical cancer screening lab1
Women fought for abortion rights. Fifty years on1
Women get the blame for everything. No wonder self-harm in girls is rising | Cerys Howell1
Women get worse care after a heart attack than men – must they shout louder? | Ann Robinson1
Women harmed because vaginal mesh regulation 'not fit for purpose'1
Women have had enough of the pill. So why foist it on men? | Nichi Hodgson1
Women in Scotland will be allowed to take abortion pill at home1
women should try giving up on being good1
Women shouldn't have to travel interstate for abortions1
Women’s rights are on the retreat yet again. Why? | Barbara Ellen1
Working in healthcare over Christmas and new year? Tell us your stories1
Workplaces 'should cater for menopause as they do for pregnancy'1
World's most unusual commutes: share your pictures and stories1
Worms pulled from Oregon woman's eye in first known case of infection1
Worried about Australian flu? Take the long view | Laura Spinney1
Would-be parents moving house to get free IVF on NHS1
Xanax misuse: doctors warn of 'emerging crisis' as UK sales rise1
Yemen reels under the weight of brutal cholera outbreak – in pictures1
Yemen's cholera outbreak now the worst in history as millionth case looms1
Yes1
You don’t have to be poor to be hooked on drugs or alcohol but it helps1
you swing into action – and try until all hope is gone | Saleyha Ahsan1
You want to be pregnant. You're depressed. A tough choice lies ahead1
You’re a surgeon. A patient wants to look like a lizard. What do you do?1
Young women most likely to be physically restrained in mental health units1
Young women's ADHD prescriptions have soared since 20031
Youngest baby on UK transplant waiting list gets new heart1
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