BBC News - Health

• Defeat malaria in a generation - here's how
  The world could be free of malaria by 2050, says a major report that sets out the road to eradication.
• Strengthen muscles as well as heart to stay fit and healthy, say top doctors
  Tai chi for older adults and exercise for pregnant women are recommended in new official guidance.
• Tafida Raqeeb: Why her parents do not have the final say
  A court will hear evidence in September to decide on five-year-old Tafida's care.
• Summer heat killed nearly 1,500 in France, officials say
  France's health ministry says preventative measures helped to curb damage from the heat.
• Stress in pregnancy 'makes child personality disorder more likely'
  A study of more than 3,000 pregnant women followed up their children over 30 years.
• Gender identity clinic leaks patient email addresses
  A London gender clinic leaks details of almost 2,000 people on its email list.
• Vegans and vegetarians may have higher stroke risk
  However, the benefits to the heart seem to outweigh the risks to the brain.
• Amy Allan death: Significant failings in care by Great Ormond Street Hospital
  But he was not able to make a "firm conclusion" about the death of Ayrshire teenager Amy Allan.
• Left-handed DNA found - and it changes brain structure
  Scientists start to chip away at the mystery of why one in 10 people is left-handed.
• Extreme pubic grooming 'may not cause sexually transmitted infections'
  The US research contradicts previous findings and recommends other steps to reduce the risk of STIs.
• My 'anxiety' was actually a rare heart condition
  Arlene Leitch says her heart palpitations were put down as anxiety until she had a cardiac arrest.
• Dissociative Identity Disorder: The woman who created 2,500 personalities to survive
  Jeni Haynes built multiple personalities to survive abuse - their testimony helped convict her father.
• Artist with autism writes book to help others 'get the help they need'
  Charlotte Amelia Poe, 30, has written a "brutally honest" account about living with the condition.
• How tracking menstrual cycles helps women in sport
  Understanding women's bodies better is helping to improve their sporting performance.
• The brain nutrient vegans need to know about
  People on vegan or plant-based diets must ensure they are getting enough choline, say experts.
• The surgeon who said nipples were a 'faff'
  Janine has breast reconstruction after cancer, but her surgeon doesn't bother replacing her nipples because he says they're too much of a "faff".
• The men who feel left out of US abortion debate
  Discussion in the US hinges on the rights of the mother and foetus but rarely the would-be fathers.
• Acid attack survivor regains sight via new surgery
  A man blinded in one eye after having a corrosive liquid thrown in his face regains his sight after surgery.
• How do you water ski when you can't use your legs?
  BBC correspondent Frank Gardner tries water skiing for the first time since being shot 15 years ago.
• ‘Age is just a number’ for senior cheerobics team
  A group of Korean women in their 70s have found new freedom in their older age in "cheerobics", a mixture of cheerleading and aerobics.