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From 50 to 70 percent of Poles infected with HIV still do not realize that they are infected with it. This is the largest such percentage in the European Union - warns Irena Przepiórka from the Volunteers Association Against AIDS "Let's Be Together".more

Londoners spend about three weeks more at work a year than the rest of the UK, according to new data. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures show the average working week in London is 33 hours, the longest since the 2008 financial crisis.more

Prince Harry has revealed he sought counselling after spending nearly 20 years "not thinking" about the death of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, he said it was not until his late 20s that he processed the grief - after two years of "total chaos" and coming close to a "complete breakdown".more

A plan to ban smoking in London beer gardens has been halted by the Government amid fears it will cause pubs to close down.more

Less than 53k children were born in Finland in 2016 and it is the smallest number of births since the early 1970s.more

The number of antidepressants prescribed in England has risen sevenfold in the last 25 years, new analysis of NHS data has revealed. Researchers looked at prescription data for different regions in the country and found twice as many antidepressants are prescribed per person in the North East as in the South East and London.more

Seven in ten GPs intend to stop seeing patients, take a career break or reduce their hours within the next five years, according to research. Two family doctors in every five intend to walk away from the profession, according to the study, with the proportion rising steeply with age.more

The European Parliament on Wednesday called for an agreement to be reached "as quickly as possible" to relocate the headquarters of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) following the UK's decision to exit the EU.more

Soaring use of the drug known as Spice is putting pressure on public services, according to police. The cheap synthetic cannabis substitute, widely known as the Zombie drug, has left scores of drug users in Manchester city centre in a seemingly catatonic state and is a particular problem among the homeless.more

A care home in Corby for people of Polish origin has been given an outstanding rating by inspectors.more

Canada is pushing ahead with a trade that places it well ahead of the United States: a first-of-its-kind exchange-traded fund that invests in medical marijuana stocks. more

Owners of diesel cars that are less than two years old will have to pay up to £24 a day to drive in central London from April 2019 under the toughest crackdown by any major city on polluting vehicles.more

The Green Party's leaders have explained their policy to introduce a three-day weekend, insisting it will make the country more productive and healthier.more

The British Heart Foundation has warned that 20 million people in the UK are physically inactive - increasing their chances of heart disease by a third.more

British police said on Monday they had arrested nine persons after a "brutal" attack on a teenage asylum seeker involving a group up to 20 assailants in south London.more

Attitudes to mental health in Britain are now at a "tipping point", the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry have said, as they sign up a host of high-profile public figures to help "shatter the stigma".more

Nearly 90 percent of Polish teenagers have experienced alcohol, two thirds smoked cigarettes at least once, and one third tried marijuana, said Marek Posobkiewicz, Chief Sanitary Inspector.more

Gluten-free foods, travel vaccinations and omega-3 supplements may no longer be available on prescription under major NHS cost-cutting plans.more

Children are torching wheelie bins to get high from the burning fumes in the weirdest drug craze yet, it has been claimed.more

Ministers must introduce tough new measures to tackle childhood obesity, including controlling the "deep discounting" by supermarkets of unhealthy foods, MPs have said.more

The government is considering giving out free tampons and pads to girls struggling to afford them. Education Secretary Justine Greening said she would 'look carefully' at the issue, after a charity highlighted that some pupils were resorting to using socks because they couldn't afford sanitary products, and missing lessons.more

Individuals and firms urged to look for signs after results of poll carried out for Jo Cox commission on loneliness.more

Too much salt in our diets is causing up to 14,000 preventable deaths every year according to health campaigners. And food producers, they say, are not meeting voluntary reduction targets because it would drive down their profits.more

Forcing pregnant women who do not want a child of one sex or the other to give birth could harm both the baby and the mother's mental health, a leading doctors' union member has said.more

Girls from poor backgrounds in the UK are resorting to using socks because they can't afford to buy sanitary towels or tampons.more