BBC News - Health

• Depressed? The places not to live if you need help
  NHS talking therapy service is failing patients in one in seven areas of England, BBC analysis shows.
• Doctors 'need to start early conversation with patients about dying'
  They shouldn't shy away when patients want to talk about the end of their lives, a report says.
• Flu vaccine delays for NI over-65s
  Manufacturing constraints mean some jabs won't be available until late November, says chief medical officer.
• End of life care: How to talk about dying to someone who is dying
  People with terminal illnesses share their experiences of talking about death.
• Children with problems or problem children?
  How do we know if children are misbehaving or mentally ill?
• EpiPen shortage: Chemists told to quiz parents on children's need
  The guidance from NHS England relates to devices for children who weigh less than 25kg (four stone).
• Baby box safety doubts raised by experts
  They say babies should only sleep in them temporarily, with cots and Moses baskets thought to be safer.
• Length of ring and index fingers 'linked to sexuality'
  Women whose left index and ring fingers are different lengths are more likely to be lesbians, a study suggests.
• Wakefield's Pinderfields Hospital smokers shamed via loudspeaker
  Hospital users are encouraged to activate the announcements when they see someone smoking on site.
• 'Miracle' baby whose heart stopped for 22 minutes turns one
  Doctors say Lacey's recovery is remarkable and defies the odds - and she should live a normal life.
• Contaminated blood victims 'on the breadline'
  Chairman of public inquiry calls on the government to take decisive action over financial support.
• Self-lubricating condom designed to reduce infections
  Scientists hope it'll make condoms easier to use and cut rates of sexually transmitted infections.
• Canada becomes second country to legalise recreational cannabis
  The country becomes only the second nation in the world, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational use.
• Mystery donor gives thousands to ill Shropshire boy
  An anonymous donor gives the final £100,000 needed to help the family reach its target.
• Women told they aren't thin enough for eating disorder treatment, MPs told
  MPs debating the stigma surrounding eating disorders say the "medical profession are failing patients with eating disorders".
• Bill Turnbull: Cancer chemo treatment was 'unbearable'
  The presenter says he watched all 67 episodes of Game of Thrones "to pass the time" during treatment.
• Winter deaths in Scotland at highest level in 18 years
  More than 23,000 people died last winter as Scotland experienced its worst flu outbreak in seven years.
• Dance lessons for the lonely - on the NHS
  GPs in England are to prescribe "social" activities, such as dance and cookery lessons, to tackle loneliness.
• Crackdown on painkillers amid addiction fears
  Pregabalin and gabapentin to be reclassified as class C drugs from April, the government announces.
• 'Concerns' raised about jailed surgeon Sudip Sarker
  An inquest is being held into the deaths of three patients of Sudip Sarker who was jailed earlier this year.