BBC Health News Feed

Emily Cane's dance career was cut short and now she has communication difficulties.

Lara Rebecca, 18, says she knows the "darkest of the darkest" after recovering from her eating disorder.

A reader asks about state healthcare for UK nationals in EU countries.

Parents of sick babies need more paternity and maternity leave, a neonatal charity says.

Medicinal cannabis was legalised in November 2018.

Researchers suggest bursts of high intensity workouts, like sprinting, are more effective for weight loss.

Kenyan friends Julie Asuju and Wangui Njee talk about their experiences of living with Vitiligo.

Tilly Lockey, 13, has bionic arms that are so sophisticated she can now use a paintbrush and apply make-up.

Late risers have poorer attention, slower reactions and increased sleepiness, a study suggests.

This helps doctors who often struggle to answer questions from patients on how they will last.

The challenges facing health workers in the fight against the STI.

As Call the Midwife tackles the issue, BBC Action Line users say there is no advice on abortion.

Some early studies in mice suggest drugs can be developed to halt mental decline, say scientists.

A couple who both have Down's syndrome open up about their relationship.

Nearly 330,000 patients waited longer than four hours in A&E as hospitals struggled with a shortage of beds.

Going for a free health check could flag up early signs of cardiovascular disease, health bodies say.

The Feel Good Project is a place that people with cancer can go for beauty treatments, community support and specialist advice.

NHS bosses say it means patients are being seen "more quickly" and US medics gain wider experience.

Theresa May is said to eat jam after scraping mould off the surface. Is that safe?

Experts link use of the drug in teenage years to cases of depression later in life.