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The government’s health advisers are urging the NHS to do more to help terminally ill patients achieve their wish of dying at home
 

Full judicial review granted to determine the lawfulness of the Secretary of State's proposals to introduce Accountable Care Organisations

Staff at Lakes District Hospital are working in ''untenable'' conditions and fear someone will die if the Southern DHB does not act quickly to address their concerns
 

Palestinian ambulances can be stopped at any checkpoint, adding to journey times. These delays can be life threatening

Panel of public health experts says ‘e-cigarettes cannot be simply categorized as either beneficial or harmful’ amid global debate

Selwa Hussain, from Ilford, east London, needed a new heart but was too unwell for a transplant.

She became the first woman in the UK to leave hospital with an artificial heart.

Directly across the road from the Kings Cross train station you'll find the only medically supervised injecting centre in the southern hemisphere — but that's set to change

Don't call Jim Wilson a bus driver - he is one of three steer-ologists who drives New Zealand's mobile surgical bus the length and breadth of the country

The U.S. could have spared 600,000 lives if it kept pace with other wealthy nations, a study finds
 

More than half a million prescriptions are handed out each year for the sleeping pill zopiclone, making the tablets one of the country’s most-prescribed medications. But reaching for a pill to save you from another sleepless night isn’t without downsides