BBC News - Health

• Building work pending for many of 40 promised hospitals
  Only two buildings are finished and open, the BBC has found, with the majority still awaiting budgets.
• Nurses strike because patients are dying - RCN union boss Pat Cullen
  Union boss says issues over safe staffing is part of the ongoing debate with government, as well as fair pay.
• Dirty-bomb antidote: Drug trial begins in US
  Volunteers will test a pill designed to remove radioactive contamination from the body.
• Two poultry workers test positive for bird flu
  The cases in England were found during screening and there is no sign of human-to-human transmission.
• Do not resuscitate: Man choked to death after paramedics stood down
  A care home resident, 80, died after an ambulance was stood down due to a do not resuscitate order.
• Online depression therapy given go-ahead in England
  Psychiatrists and mental health charities say digital therapies are no substitute for one-to-one care.
• Teachers and nurses dragged into higher taxes, warns think tank
  The Institute for Fiscal Studies warns a freeze on income tax thresholds will hit middle earners.
• Record numbers not working due to ill health
  Mental health issues and back and neck pain have contributed to the rise in long-term sickness.
• Scrap tax on sunscreen, say cancer charities
  Cancer experts want VAT removed to make sun creams more affordable in the cost-of-living crisis.
• Hundreds of Derby cancer patients get tattoo-free treatment
  One patient says the treatment reduced the "tiny traumas" she has gone through during the illness.
• Davina McCall and Sir Salman Rushdie win at British Book Awards
  Menopausing is Book of the Year and Salman Rushdie gets a special accolade at British Book Awards
• Rare skin condition leads to stares and comments from strangers
  Rhiannon Morgan has grown used to people making comments or asking if her condition is contagious.
• 'I've been stuck in my bedroom for two years'
  A young woman with a rare disease says she is not being supported to have any quality of life.
• I don't have ADHD, but three private clinics say I do
  A BBC journalist was told "You do not have ADHD" by an NHS doctor - but private clinics said otherwise.
• Gemma Collins: 'We've got to talk about women's incontinence'
  Towie star Gemma Collins is urging people to be more open and less embarrassed about the subject.
• NHS: The international nurses who are crucial to West Suffolk Hospital
  Three nurses from Nigeria speak out about their experiences moving to the UK to work in the NHS.
• Lip fillers: Call for tighter regulation after botched treatments
  Experts warn the lip filler industry is 'like the wild west', with procedures having to be corrected.
• Somerset: Pioneering spine surgery helping patients to recover
  The technique uses an internal camera and aims to reduce patients' pain and hospital stay.
• Charlotte Henshaw: Paralympic champion on challenges of being an athlete with endometriosis
  Paralympic champion Charlotte Henshaw on the challenges she faces training and competing while living with endometriosis.
• Autistic teenager was stuck on general hospital ward for months
  Experts say it was the wrong place for the 16-year-old, but she had nowhere else to go.