Major AI project to tackle drug-resistant superbugs
James GallagherHealth and science correspondent Imperial Dr Andrew Edwards researching antibiotics in the laboratory The UK is to use artificial
Hundreds of hospice beds unused amid financial crisis
Some 380 hospice beds out of around 2,000 lie empty in England because of financial pressures, say bosses. Hospice UK
Pauline Quirke still funny and recognises us say family, in
Helen BushbyCulture reporter ‘She’s still the funniest person in the world,’ Pauline’s son told BBC Breakfast “She’s still funny, she’s
Strictly contestant and Bake Off winner reveals steroid addiction
Steven McIntoshEntertainment reporter Shutterstock/ITV TV chef John Whaite has revealed his five-year addiction to steroids “made me want to end
Scottish abortion law ‘not fit for purpose’, says expert group
Getty Images Scotland’s abortion laws are “not fit for purpose” according to an expert group, which has called for legal
Children may be hit harder by flu this year, say
Martin HeathHertfordshire political reporter Getty Images Infection rates in children are higher than usual, say officials A county’s health officials
Advice for PCOS has not changed for 30 years, says
Supplied Alex Allan is a nutritionist and said more needs to be done for women who have polycystic ovary syndrome
Hartlepool woman had ‘agonising’ hysteroscopy without consent
Tom BurgessNorth East and Cumbria BBC The University Hospital of Hartlepool said improvements had been made after Dawn Lord’s complaint