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Competition watchdog opens probe into childcare sector
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Patients given ‘immune reset’ treatment on NHS go into remission
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Met Police faces ‘homophobia’ probe over death of London student, 19
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First lab-grown oesophagus offers hope to children born with rare condition
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Alcohol and drug use on the rise among Gen Z, study finds
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London's UCL pays £21million to thousands of students over Covid chaos
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Jane Fallon opens up on decision not to have kids with Ricky Gervais
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People on fat loss jabs ‘put weight back on faster than traditional dieters’
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Palestine Action protesters on hunger strike in prison ‘are dying’, doctor says
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Innovative therapy gives hope to patients whose blood cancer ‘seemed incurable’
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Streeting orders review of mental health diagnosis amid welfare reform drive
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‘Next generation’ treatment to cure leukaemia given NHS approval
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Ultra-processed foods a leading cause of ‘chronic disease pandemic’, experts say
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Evidence ‘does not show clear link between paracetamol, autism and ADHD’
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Normal but high blood pressure in younger people ‘may raise heart attack risk’
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Number of vapers overtakes smokers for the first time
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Fitness trackers can lead to feelings of shame, study suggests
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Ministers challenged over claims of menopausal women being ‘exploited’
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Women are being exploited by menopause ‘gold rush’ – experts
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Quitting smoking in later life may slow down decline in memory, study finds
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University leaders warn student pro-Palestine protesters to ‘think carefully’
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Pro-Palestine protesters to defy Starmer’s call to halt October 7 marches
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New hope for prostate patients as study shows treatment can slow cancer growth
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Huntington’s disease slowed by 'groundbreaking' new treatment
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Trump condemned for telling pregnant women to avoid using paracetamol
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UK experts condemn paracetamol ‘fearmongering’ expected from Trump officials
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Dementia patients ‘treated with powerful drugs for longer than recommended’
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Study pinpoints reason why transplanted kidneys can be rejected, scientists say
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Millions could benefit from faster scan to diagnose prostate cancer – study
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