BBC News - Health

• Women's frozen eggs 'should be stored for longer'
  The 10-year limit for keeping a woman's frozen eggs is arbitrary and does not reflect current technology, campaigners say.
• He Jiankui: China condemns 'baby gene editing' scientist
  Investigators say He Jiankui sought "fame and fortune" with his claim to have edited baby genes.
• Carter Cookson: Baby who needed new heart dies
  His parents, who lost their first son in 2013, say Carter Cookson has "gained his angel wings".
• Gosport hospital deaths: Evidence 'strong enough to bring charges'
  More than 450 patients died after being prescribed painkillers at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
• Brexit: Concerns over medicines, EU workers and the poor
  A report by Public Health Wales looks at the potential consequences of any form of Brexit.
• British soldier sues Army over Q fever chronic fatigue
  Wayne Bass claims his life has been ruined after catching the disease in Afghanistan.
• The pain of Tourette's: 'I'm always covered in bruises'
  Charity Tourettes Action has discovered that patients are facing long delays in diagnosis.
• Two dead after pigeon dropping infection at hospital
  An investigation is under way after patients contracted a fungal infection associated with pigeon droppings.
• Differences in GP access across England 'shocking'
  A BBC analysis suggests there is a shocking variation in access to GPs across England, doctors' leaders say.
• Mental Health: Tougher checks before Superdrug Botox
  The high street retailer will check mental health of customers before giving Botox or fillers.
• Pharmacists warn of a 'surge' in shortage of common medicines
  Patients in England are struggling to get hold of drugs such as painkillers and anti-depressants.
• 'My son's severe asthma is very distressing'
  Every three seconds in the UK, someone has an asthma attack which could be life-threatening, a charity says.
• Gosport hospital deaths: 'My father’s life was ended by someone else'
  David Huntington told BBC Panorama of his anger over his father’s death at the Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
• Night shifts: The toll they can take on your life
  As more of us work through the night, one man finds out how 30 years of shifts has affected his life.
• Thames Water staff offering mental health support to colleagues
  Some companies are offering help and support to employees with mental health issues.
• 'I wear a mask to prevent cold allergy reaction'
  Max Fisher, 23, gets red, itchy welts and swelling when in contact with anything cold.
• IVF couple have triplets after sex mistake
  Betty Bienias said she was shocked to find out she was expecting triplets - two of which had been conceived naturally.
• Clean air: Do low emission schemes improve children’s lungs?
  Children in London and Luton are taking part in a study to measure how their lungs are affected by air pollution.
• 'I wanted a black belt at the age of 75'
  This group of high kicking, power-punching pensioners prove "it's never too late to learn".
• The ultrasound scan you can do yourself
  A US company has produced an ultrasound scanner that plugs into an iPhone and costs $2,000 (£1,555).