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The Chief Sanitary Inspector appealed on Friday to supplement the obligation to vaccinate against measles, mumps and rubella against children who had not yet been vaccinated.more

One of the biggest café chains has said its stores can ban children from consuming caffeine.more

Croydon has been named the worst borough in London for asthma, as it was revealed that poorer areas have far higher hospital admission rates for asthma than richer ones.more

Simone Biles made history by becoming the first woman to win four all-around titles at the World Championships.more

Medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the UK for the first time. more

A no-deal Brexit could mean cancelled NHS operations, delays in diagnoses and long-term pressure on staffing numbers, private letters and briefing notes seen by the Guardian reveal.more

As ever, the Budget is not going to make smoking any cheaper as the price of a pack of cigarettes is going up yet again. This is obviously bad news for people trying to save cash, but might be good news in the long run if it encourages people to kick the habit.more

Sepsis death rates in Britain are five times higher than in the best-performing country in Europe, a study has found. The UK is failing to keep up with other wealthy nations' progress on cutting sepsis mortality, researchers warned.more

Construction workers are being warned about dangerous everyday substances on building sites. As part of Construction Safety Week, there are concerns many workers in the sector are not aware of the risks from substances such as concrete which can cause burns and allergic reactions.more

Hundreds of commuters have fainted on the London Underground during morning rush hours, the BBC has found.more

A drug company is 'ripping off' the NHS by charging more than £1,000 for a bottle of mouthwash among a number of other outrageous price hikes, ministers were today told.more

New data from Public Health England has revealed that 400 young adults are being diagnosed with chlamydia and gonorrhoea each day in the UK.more

The stats - from a survey of over 2000 adults by e-liquid company Vapemate - also showed that more than a quarter of those surveyed have ended or considered ending a relationship because of their partner's smoking habit.more

People might have to stockpile their own medication if a Brexit deal isn't reached soon, MPs have heard.more

The most frequently chosen way for Brits to quit smoking is to reach for e-cigarettes. Using an e-cigarette increases the likelihood of quitting by 50%.more

UK high streets have the highest concentration of fast food outlets in almost a decade, figures show.more

There are "clear warning signs" that the coming winter could be even tougher than the last for NHS trusts, staff and patients, a report has warned.more

The majority of Britons seemingly can't not make it through dinner at home without checking their phone, new research from YouGov claims.more

At the International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress in London, Health Secretary Matt Hancock urged employers to offer standing desks and implement standing meetings.more

Children and young people up to 18 should have their weight and body mass index (BMI) recorded every year, says a report by child health experts.more

Paddy Power Betfair has been fined £2.2m for failing to stop stolen money being gambled through its website and for failing to protect customers showing signs of problem gambling.more

Suffering an October sniffle, depressed by the weather or going through a break-up? Amazon has plans to detect and profit from your "abnormal" state.more

The Government has announced new plans to encourage doctors to use 'social prescribing' for lonely patients, rather than medication.more

Huge concentrations of potentially carcinogenic toxins have been found in the soil around Grenfell Tower, a leading toxicology expert has claimed.more

Americans 95 percent of time spend indoors, which means that during the day they do not have much time to enjoy the beauties of nature.more