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Dermatologist Adeline Kikam on coping with conditions that can develop in rising temperatures.

Health service chiefs have promised some 7,000 extra beds in England to tackle increased demands.

The antibody injection had promised a protection boost to those with conditions such as blood cancer.

By the time BBC journalist Sarah Lee was able to get doctors to listen, her cancer had spread.

Stocks of the vaccine run low in the UK, with a new batch not due to arrive until next month.

Its IT provider says it may take three or four weeks to fully recover from the cyber-attack.

Official figures from NHS England suggest high demand for emergency services and hospitals.

Nearly a million children, aged one to nine, will be offered a jab in the next month after virus found in sewage.

Caroline Boulton says there have been delays at every stage of her treatment for breast cancer.

The Met Office says temperatures will be below July's record highs - but this heatwave will last longer.

The singer and actress spent years raising money to fund cancer research.

Chelsea Mooney was 17 when she died in a Camhs unit last year, following a self-harm incident.

The New York State medic says there could be hundreds, or even thousands, of infected people there.

Thousands waiting more than two years for scans, checks and surgery have finally been treated.

The health secretary says hospitals could face "very serious challenges" this autumn and winter.

Nine in 10 UK dentists are not accepting new adult patients, while eight in 10 are refusing children.

In 2015, Andrea Sheardown was diagnosed with a rare liver cancer and given just six weeks to live.

A new report highlights a significant risks to patient safety at the Denbighshire hospital A&E.

The 12-year-old's family say they were "stripped of all our rights" in a legal battle with doctors.

The PM wants payments to be made to survivors "as soon as possible", says Downing Street.