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Nicola Allen is paying more than £1,000 a month for Avastin to treat stage four bowel cancer.

The blood-borne virus can lead to liver disease and cancer, but symptoms often go unnoticed.

Mums say more support is needed after they give birth, both for practical and emotional reasons.

The union says NHS staff need money in their pockets to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

Kimberley Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy both died from herpes infections after Caesarean births.

Attendance in one Welsh country remains lower than pre-pandemic levels, following trends across Wales.

Heidi Howson was diagnosed with leukaemia just days before her sixth birthday.

The Care Quality Commission praises staff who were brave enough to come forward and raise concerns.

Richmond Lodge, in Kirkby-in-Ashfield, has been criticised by the Care Quality Commission.

Liylah, born 16 weeks early, goes home after a four-month stay at Telford's Princess Royal Hospital.

It features trees and benches and will have a sculpture installed this year, the council says.

A former nurse at The Christie alleges trust bosses intimidated staff to stop them voicing concerns.

NI practitioners say the sector is already on the brink and cannot cope with further funding cuts.

Annemarie Thomas raised nearly £17,000 for a health board in Wales in memory of her brother.

Three nurses from Nigeria speak out about their experiences moving to the UK to work in the NHS.

The Norfolk sewing group says the heart shape cushions fit neatly under an arm, preventing rubbing.

Shirley Robinson is planning to jump out of a plane at 14,000ft (4,267m) for charity.

It is hoped the dressings could reduce amputations in people with diabetes.

More than 40% of young cancer patients do not seek mental health support, a survey shows.