BBC News Health

More than 200 ex-players accuse governing bodies of failing to protect them against brain injuries.

Researchers say they studied data from more than 240,000 people who lived near noisy roads.

Rubi-Rose, Payton Jane and Porscha-Mae are record holders born at just 22 weeks and five days.

Thousands of people call the NHS 111 phone line every month over forgotten prescriptions.

The changes, which start on 1 April, include health services deciding on mask-wearing for staff.

The individual will receive £12,000 for about 15 days' service per year.

How is laughing gas used and what does it do to your body?

Margaret Canham died within a few weeks of two other residents of a care home which later closed.

An additional 2% pay offer is "overwhelmingly" rejected by members of the Royal College of Nursing.

Relatives of Owen Carey, who died of anaphylactic shock, want better labelling of restaurant menus.

The WWE star, who recently had skin cancer treatment, says she should have avoided tanning beds.

The unit in Hull will house patients who no longer need medical treatment but cannot be discharged.

The Manx Emergency Doctors Service (MEDS) helpline will close overnight for two days, Manx Cares says.

A 25-year-old says she was using 240 cannisters a week before being admitted to hospital.

A hospital trust has apologised to a family after mistakes left a baby with serious brain injuries.

Isle of Wight NHS Trust is investigating the death of a patient after a long ambulance wait.

The latest rollout will begin with care home residents, before being extended to over 75s.

The Nolans singer calls her latest diagnosis “frightening”, but says she is “staying positive”.

College leaders want clarity over Scottish government funding of 80 counselling jobs beyond July.