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British civil servants were offered specialised support to deal with the strain of preparing for a no-deal Brexit, the BBC has learned.more

A new analysis has found that human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination of 12 and 13 year old girls has led to an 89% decline in cases of cervical cancer in Scotland.more

The Instagram account of British Royals Meghan Markle and Prince Harry broke a world record as fans flocked to follow the new account, which debuted on Tuesday.more

The former mayor of the eastern Polish city of Siedlce has undergone a life-saving operation after being stabbed in front of his house on Monday morning.more

Thousands of premature deaths could be avoided each year if people reduced the amount of time they spend sitting down.more

Alf Smith, from St Madoes, Perthshire, and Bob Weighton, from Alton, Hampshire, were both born on 29 March 1908.more

Chaotic Brexit may lead to a shortage of some medical products in Germany - the health minister of Germany Jens Spahn is alarming in a letter to the European Commission. According to the Ministry's calculations, there are even tens of thousands of products.more

Professionals and students are increasingly using crack cocaine as dealers deliver it faster than a pizza, according to a joint government report.more

The University of Buckingham vice-chancellor says it is "a powerfully cost-effective way of helping children feel more secure at schools".more

Two thirds of the cardboard boxes tested in Italy were found to contain Bisphenol A (BPA), which is harmful for health - a monthly of consumer protection advocates presented such results. The Ministry of Health is to deal with the matter.more

Poland have been hit by "an epidemic" of illness, including Krzysztof Piatek and Arkadiusz Milik.more

The UK Government has proposed to EU member states that healthcare cover similar to that provided by the European Health Insurance Card should continue until the end of 2020, even if we leave the European Union with no deal - but says protections may not be in place on the day we leave.more

By 2020, everyone in England will officially be an organ donor unless they opt-out. Thanks to a new law, which was given the seal of approval by the Queen on Friday, people will now have to go out of their way to opt-out rather than opt-in.more

Cafe's in London are serving CBD oil, made from cannabis, in food and drinks. But not everyone is convinced it is safe.more

The limbo of an uncertain Brexit is damaging not only the nation's economy but also the mental well-being of its people, according to health experts. more

he cost of a routine check up is going up from April 1 and oral health campaigners are not happy. The cost of a check-up is set to rise by £1.10, from £21.60 to £22.70, as part of an increase to dental charges announced in Parliament this week.more

Millions of allergy sufferers are facing early hay-fever hell with mild weather set to trigger a pollen explosion. Hay Fever Season Has Started Already - And Might Last For Monthsmore

Scientists found that children with employed mums were more likely to be heavier than those with stay-at-home mums - particularly if they were single.more

175 million 938 thousand 717 zloty and 56 groszy - this is exactly what the sum obtained during this year's 27th Final of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity on January 13 - said Jerzy Owsiak.more

Scientists are developing a technique similar to medieval stained glass-making which they said can be used to kill E.coli within hours. Aston University researchers said the 'bioactive glass' could be put into a body during surgery.more

The report by RTÉ Investigates found that the number of patients on the tablets jumped by a staggering 28% over a five year period from 2012 to 2017.more

There are more and more false and misleading information about health on the Internet, while confidence in doctors is worrying - specialists are alarming.more

Just 53% of people are happy with how health service is run, the lowest proportion since 2007.more

Women and girls in hospital who need sanitary protection will be offered free tampons and other products from this summer, NHS England has said. It follows a British Medical Association campaign pointing out many hospitals supply razors and shaving foam to men, but no sanitary products.more

London researchers are trialling a new drug they hope will be the first in the world to restore hearing. The potential breakthrough could transform the lives of millions of people who rely on hearing aids or cochlear implants to overcome deafness.more