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Brain scan reveals memories
12th March 2010
Brain scan can reveal what memories a person is recalling say scientists.
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Occasional high BP warning sign for stroke
12th March 2010
Research suggests doctors should prescribe medication to regulate blood pressure levels.
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Electronic medical records explained
11th March 2010
The system could potentially breach privacy laws, however, could prevent medical errors.
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Comment and Opinion
3rd March 2010
Carbon footprint health risks
Consultant paediatrician, Dr Tony Waterston, warns of health risks of a big carbon footprint.
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26th February 2010
NHS must be held to account over Mid Staffs
A damning report shows negligent staff caused several hundred deaths between 2005 and 2008.
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24th February 2010
Cyberchondriacs should not be dismissed
Medical law expert warns doctors not to dismiss all web-wise patients as 'cyberchondriacs'.
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22nd February 2010
Pregnancy key changes timeline
A timeline of some of the key changes during pregnancy to mother and baby.
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More Top Stories
11th March 2010
Managers want power to fire GPs
NHS managers call for the power to fire GPs and get rid of small practices.
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11th March 2010
iPhone app to help smokers quit
An iPhone application has been launched to help people quit smoking.
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Other Top Stories
Contraceptive pill long-term effects studied
£2m spent on first class travel
Press Releases
5th March 2010Minister sets targets to help people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities
Relating to: Department for Work and Pensions
Monitor issues intervention notice to Milton Keynes NHS Foundation Trust
Relating to: Monitor
Rock ‘n’ roll antics viral film warns of ‘silent disease’
Relating to: Department of Health
Asia's growing AIDS risk
Specific groups still face a huge risk of HIV infection as global infection rates slow.
Two executed in baby milk scandal
Authorities in the northern city of Shijiazhuang execute two people for contaminating baby milk formula with melamine.
