BBC News - Health

• European women twice as likely to be blonde as men, study says
  Women from European descent are twice as likely to be naturally blonde as men, a new study suggests.
• Alfie Evans case: Court rules against parents again
  Judges said they were "dismayed" by reports of protests outside the hospital treating Alfie Evans.
• Doctor due to qualify as GP 'saved from deportation'
  Dr Luke Ong is five months from qualifying as a GP but missed an immigration deadline by 18 days.
• Ketamine has 'fast-acting benefits' for depression
  A study treating depressed patients with the drug via a nasal spray saw "significant improvements".
• Australia flesh-eating ulcer 'epidemic' a mystery, doctors say
  Doctors say they are perplexed by a "worsening epidemic" in the state of Victoria.
• Genes behind deadly heart condition found, scientists say
  Genes are found that cause a heart disease that kills 50% of victims within five years.
• Regular excess drinking can take years off your life, study finds
  People who drink more than 18 drinks a week could live four to five years less as a result, a study says.
• Painkillers in pregnancy may affect babies' future fertility
  Edinburgh University found the drugs may also affect the fertility of future generations, by leaving marks on DNA.
• Good bacteria: Why I put my poo in the post
  How analysing faeces could unlock the secrets of good health.
• 'Live donors' urged to give organs to cut waiting times
  An organ transplant is described as being "like having your appendix out" by a woman who donated to her father.
• Going through the menopause at 11 years old
  Amanda was 11 years old when she started experiencing symptoms of early menopause.
• Why some cancers are 'born to be bad'
  Breakthrough explains why some cancers are far more deadly than others.
• A solution to one of America’s biggest problems
  Who will care for the soaring number of elderly Americans? One place has found a creative answer.
• 'I lost seven stone to save my liver'
  Frances Carroll needed sticks to walk any distance when she was a size 22. Now she's a fitness instructor.
• Woman hopeful for better life after leg amputation
  Jess Laughton has faced a long battle to have her left leg removed - something she wanted because of her chronic pain.
• Hellblade's psychosis theme noted at awards
  A total of 45 games were nominated at Thursday night's Bafta Games Awards in London.
• Anti-abortion campaigner: 'We will continue to hold vigils'
  One campaigner says a 100m "buffer zone" at a London abortion clinic will not be a deterrent.
• The town with a plan to end loneliness
  How one community works together to stop people feeling isolated
• Sport prosthetics to inspire child amputees
  A mother's campaign has led to government funding that gives hope to child amputees.
• MasterChef finalist Nawamin aims to rid world of tuberculosis
  Cooking competition finalist Nawamin Pinpathomrat spends his days as an Oxford researcher.