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Residents of some of London's most exclusive areas are living with toxic levels of air pollution, according to a new poster campaign that aims to shine a light on the hidden killer.more

At 800-190-590, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Telephone Patient Information (TIP) consultants provide information, including about the shortest treatment times and places where help can be found in Poland.more

A woman who was treated for breast cancer a year ago has become the first person to swim across the English Channel four times non-stop.more

Hundreds of patients have suffered due to NHS blunders so serious they should never happen, new data shows.more

'The war on drugs is funding gangs, fuelling crime, giving children easy access on social media and disproportionately criminalising working class young men,' says David Lammy.more

In the bodies of almost all children may be found substances that are part of the plastic. Some of them can be harmful to health - according to a study commissioned by the German Ministry of the Environment. The weekly "Der Spiegel" reached the results.more

The European Prostate Day today is an opportunity, among others, to disseminate knowledge about prostate diseases. The incidence of prostate cancer has increased several times in recent decades and experts are alerting that it is becoming the most common cancer in men.more

The Act on health care for students, which entered into force this week in Poland, provides each student with the care of a nurse or hygienist and dentist - Deputy Minister of Health Józef Szczurek-Żelazko informed at the conference.more

The White House plans to ban the sale of most flavored e-cigarette cartridges, according to the New York Times.more

By 2050, it is possible to eliminate malaria, one of the oldest and most deadly diseases, according to a report by leading experts published in The Lancet.more

NHS must take action to avoid US-style opioid crisis, says co-author of government study.more

Every 40 seconds one person in the world takes his own life. Annually, almost 800 thousand people commit suicide. This is more than dying from malaria, breast cancer, murders or wars, the World Health Organization (WHO) today announced World Suicide Prevention Day.more

Hotel rooms are being booked for NHS staff in case they have difficulty getting to work in the event of traffic jams after a no-deal Brexit.more

The government has declared it has "turned the page on austerity" as it set out plans to raise spending across all departments.more

Kamil Glik due to injury is still not training with the Polish national team, preparing for matches of the European Championship elimination with Slovenia in Ljubljana and Austria in Warsaw.more

Over the past 12 months, 76% Poles did not use any elimination diets, 8 percent declares that they used such diets, but they stopped, and 16 percent that they used and still stick to it - results from published results of the CBOS survey.more

Experts are warning about the risks of extreme fussy eating after a teenager developed permanent sight loss after living on a diet of chips and crisps.more

More pharmacies in England will start offering people free, on-the-spot heart check-ups from next month.more

Amazon Marketplace and eBay are "rife" with unsafe phone chargers and travel adapters that have the potential to cause electric shocks and start fires, the consumer body Which? has warnedmore

Serena Williams eased through a potentially tricky US Open fourth-round meeting with Petra Martic with a 6-3, 6-4 win to remain on course for a record-tying 24th major championship on Sunday afternoon, two years to the day she gave birth to her daughter.more

60% Polish parents of school-age children regularly engage with their children in some form of physical activity. The study also shows that cycling, swimming or walking and Nordic walking are the most family sports.more

Measles kills 37 in first half of 2019 as number of cases tops figure for whole of last year.more

The Spanish company mistakenly declared several batches of its hair growth remedy, selling it as a medicine for stomach problems. There were 17 children among the victims of the mistake.more

The NHS has been left £150 million out of pocket by visitors from overseas who have received medical treatment but failed to pay what they were invoiced. Two hospitals in London had been left with unpaid bills of £28m each.more

The European Commission said on Saturday that it will contribute 550 million euros in fighting against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.more