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Dr Robert Redfield makes the claim at a US congressional panel's first hearing into Covid's origins.

Most people remained resilient, BMJ research suggests, but others say some groups were badly affected.

Ailsa Guard waited seven months from the point of suspicion to start treatment for breast cancer.

Ambulance workers were due to walk out on Friday amid a dispute over pay and conditions.

Researchers have created eggs from the cells of male mice, raising the prospect of male couples having their own children.

Trials in mice show the drug blocks the spread of the third most common cancer in children.

Campaigners for a new hospital in King's Lynn appeal for Lord Markham to visit propped-up building.

How the star of The Mummy and George of the Jungle returned from a decade in "the wilderness".

Hundreds of thousands of workers are going on strike.

There is a false perception that heart disease affects men more than women, says a leading cardiologist.

The People's Place near Goodison Park offers support in a comfortable setting, the club says.

A review of the East Kent NHS Trust in October found 45 babies might have survived with better care.

An inquest hears Rana Abdelkarim, a mother-of-two, died after a major bleed soon after giving birth.

Sophie Richards has had six surgeries and countless treatments, some paid for from her own pocket.

The widow of Gareth Roberts says she feels her husband should have been better protected.

Carly Beasley, 35, defied doctors' expectations by regaining her speech within a month of surgery.

Paula Matson's family are calling for Jersey's government to fund treatment.

Inspectors found there were not enough staff to care for women and keep them safe at the hospital.