A brand-new community garden in Yarm is opening its doors to help residents combat loneliness and boost mental health, with volunteers sharing powerful personal stories.
The UK's Covid vaccination programme was a landmark achievement, yet new findings warn that vaccine hesitancy and misinformation continue to pose serious public health risks.
The UK government has set ambitious targets to cut NHS waiting times. Find out how your local hospital is performing and what the milestones mean for patients.
A sweeping analysis of 17 clinical trials concludes that anti-amyloid Alzheimer's drugs offer no meaningful improvement for patients, reigniting debate over their true value.
Delia Lodge fears every hospital visit could expose her terminally ill daughter to deadly infections. She's now campaigning for change.
Senior physicians are speaking out against ongoing resident doctor strikes, warning that industrial action is damaging patient care and creating deep divisions within the medical profession.
Readers share sharp, humorous memories — from Izal toilet paper triggering relapses in OCD patients to a jazz musician's unlikely instrument.
Overdose deaths in the U.S. have dropped to historic lows, but experts warn a dangerous wave of synthetic street drugs could reverse that progress.
More Americans are ordering their own blood work without a doctor's prescription. But getting results is only half the battle.
When resident doctors walk out, something strange happens — hospitals get faster and calmer. But can this accidental efficiency ever become standard practice?
The UK government is overhauling school food standards, banning deep-fried items and slashing sugar to give millions of children healthier, more nutritious meals.
Hospital admissions linked to spider bites in England have more than doubled over the past decade, with experts pointing to the rising population of noble false widow spiders as the primary cause.