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England's top doctor also wants to see extra taxes placed on unhealthy foods to tackle child obesity.
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The scheme works in 31 countries but only three have agreed to cover UK tourists if there is no deal.
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Snowboarder Ellie Soutter's mother talks to the BBC about losing her daughter, finding her voice and helping others.
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Lycopene - a nutrient found in tomatoes - may boost sperm quality, a study suggests.
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Experts say holding clinics at supermarkets and music festivals would make a bigger difference.
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Doctors are being told stop prescribing four types of Zantac, also known as ranitidine, as a "precaution".
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The Royal College of Nursing says there are crises over pay and staffing in Northern Ireland.
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Ryan McDade says he felt "dehumanised" by bus drivers and was left stranded for an hour.
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The BBC's Caroline Wyatt looks at what medical advances might bring for people with multiple sclerosis.
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Emily Eccles' face was rebuilt using three titanium plates and more than 160 stitches.
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A US jury finds Johnson Johnson guilty of negligence over an anti-psychotic drug.
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The patient was admitted with fever, but doctors in Malmo say tests show it was not an Ebola case.
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Personal trainer says the companies behind fake social media accounts feel untouchable.
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As the NHS opens a clinic for young gaming and gambling addicts, the father of one tells his story.
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Clive Myrie meets London's knife crime victims and the people who treat them
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The High Court has ruled Northern Ireland's abortion law breaches the UK's human rights commitments.
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US photographer Justin J Wee has chronic back pain and uses images to depict living with pain.
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Student Sophie Bennett developed anxiety and depression but then she discovered surf lifesaving.
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Thousands of children in seaside areas are having multiple teeth extractions in hospital because of tooth decay.
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Part of Emily Eccles's jaw was left hanging on by a flap of skin after her horse bolted and she hit a wooden post.
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