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Hepatitis C tests spike after blood scandal news
More than 12,000 people asked for tests in England after the BBC found 1,700 cases are undiagnosed.
Read moreSu and Steve fought for justice, but didn't live to see it
Su Gorman and Steve Dymond helped to expose an NHS scandal - but they died without seeing justice.
Read moreStudy links talc use to ovarian cancer — a potential boon for thousands suing J&J
The analysis, released Wednesday in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, found that applying talc powder to the genitals was associated with ovarian cancer.
Read moreWater firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
A caretaker from Brixham says it is "probably the worst ailment" he has had in his adult life.
Read moreWhy thousands of NHS patients were given infected blood
Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C, in the worst treatment disaster in NHS history.
Read moreJunior doctors talks need time and space - Atkins
The health secretary says renewed negotiations should take place away from deadlines and social media.
Read moreLate education plans mean kids miss out on support in England
Many councils in England are failing to meet legal deadlines to set out the extra help pupils need to access education.
Read moreFDA approves Amgen's treatment for most deadly form of lung cancer
The FDA cleared the Amgen drug, called Imdelltra, as a treatment for patients with advanced small-cell lung cancer.
Read moreBodies left decomposing in hospitals, reports find
Leeds General Infirmary among NHS hospitals criticised for storing bodies at unsuitable temperatures.
Read moreRoche says weight loss drug shows promising results in early trial
The weekly injection helped patients with obesity lose 18.8% of their weight relative to those who received a placebo, after 24 weeks in the phase one trial.
Read moreHPV vaccine stops 90% of cervical cancer cases
England began vaccinating teenage girls in 2008 and results show it is paying off.
Read moreCovid-19 remains a worse killer than the flu, US study finds
Despite the pandemic being over, Covid-19 carries a 35 per cent higher risk of death in hospital patients, study finds.
Read moreJunior doctors in England agree to talks with government
Members of the British Medical Association union have been staging walkouts for more than a year.
Read moreDanaher's rally shows how sticking with a troubled stock of a good company can pay off
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Read moreWalgreens to offer its own cheaper version of opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone
Walgreens said it will sell a two-dose pack of its naloxone for $34.99, around $10 cheaper than the over-the-counter Narcan nasal spray.
Read morePeople with HIV can be sperm and egg donors
UK laws have changed to keep up with the science that shows it can be safe.
Read moreHealthy Returns: 1 in 8 adults have taken Ozempic or other GLP-1s, survey says
Many Americans are using GLP-1s despite shortages, a survey says. Meanwhile, Google DeepMind's new AI model can predict the structure of molecules.
Read moreIt's no surprise to see Amazon shares lower after cloud CEO shakeup
The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.
Read morePeople on Novo Nordisk's Wegovy maintain weight loss for up to four years, study says
The results shed light on the long-term effects of Wegovy, and could boost Novo Nordisk's case to insurers and governments to cover the costly drug.
Read moreWhat is the law on assisted suicide and euthanasia?
Many countries have legalised assisted dying, assisted suicide or euthanasia, which are different.
Read moreTop doctor cancer-free a year after world-first therapy
Richard Scolyer has undergone a new treatment for glioblastoma, based on his own melanoma research.
Read more'Wealth can be pretty isolating': Problems that rich people face, according to therapists
Can money buy happiness? Contrary to what some may think, a million-dollar paycheck does not necessarily come with a problem free pass.
Read moreNovavax stock jumps 50% as Sanofi deal kicks off turning point for struggling vaccine maker
Novavax said the deal with Sanofi allows it to remove its "going concern" warning, which it first issued last year due to doubts about staying afloat.
Read more'Horrendous birth experience left me in therapy'
Hundreds of women have contacted BBC News with their traumatic experiences of giving birth.
Read morePaid time off for pregnant women could go national as work movement, led by New York
Paid leave from work for prenatal care is poised to see a national push after New York became the first state to mandate it for women's health.
Read moreI lost my mum, dad and baby sister to HIV in infected blood scandal
Families torn apart by the infected blood scandal break their silence to BBC Panorama.
Read moreGoldman Sachs and American Express are among the leading companies for working parents in 2024, new study shows
It can be challenging to juggle raising a family while working full time. Just Capital's research points to five leading companies where it might be possible.
Read moreNovavax shares nearly double on Sanofi deal to commercialize Covid vaccine, develop combination shots
The deal will allow Novavax to lift its "going concern" warning, which it first issued in 2023 due to having "substantial doubt" about its ability to survive.
Read moreModerna says FDA delayed RSV vaccine approval to end of May
The FDA has not informed Moderna of any issues related to the vaccine's safety, efficacy or quality that would prevent its approval, the biotech company said.
Read moreShareholders push casinos to reassess indoor smoking
Advocates for smoking bans point to research by C3 Gaming that concluded smoke-free casinos generate more revenue and outperform competitors that allow smoking.
Read moreNeuralink's first in-human brain implant has experienced a problem, company says
Neuralink on Wednesday said part of its brain implant has malfunctioned within human patient.
Read moreAstraZeneca to withdraw Covid vaccine worldwide, citing a drop in demand
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca on Wednesday said it planned to withdraw its Covid-19 vaccine as demand for it has declined.
Read moreHealthy Returns: Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk make progress toward boosting weight loss drug supply
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are boosting supply of their weight loss drugs, while Apple Watch's heart-monitoring tech was approved for use in clinical studies.
Read moreAstraZeneca to withdraw Covid vaccine
The firm said the decision was taken because of a decline in demand for the vaccine.
Read moreAmgen, newer rivals could threaten Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly's weight loss drug dominance
Amgen, Viking Therapeutics, Altimmune, AstraZeneca, Boehringer Ingelheim and Zealand Pharma are progressing on their own treatments.
Read moreElizabeth Holmes sees more months trimmed from prison release date
The disgraced Theranos founder is on track to be released in August 2032, two years earlier than expected, after she was sentenced to more than 11 years for fraud.
Read moreAssisted dying debate terrifying for disabled, says Liz Carr
As legal assisted dying receives more support, the actress expresses deep concern for disability rights.
Read moreAmgen stock soars on weight loss injection progress as Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly shares slide
Amgen's update fueled concerns about potential new competition in the weight loss drug market, sending shares of Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly lower.
Read moreFive surprisingly simple ways to optimise your diet
Here's five tips for better eating from BBC Ideas
Read moreAmgen scraps experimental weight loss pill, moves forward with injection
Amgen is among several drugmakers racing to join the red-hot weight loss drug space dominated by Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly.
Read moreModerna loses less than expected as Covid vaccine sales beat estimates, cost cuts take hold
The company reiterated its full-year 2024 sales guidance of roughly $4 billion, which includes revenue from the expected launch of its RSV vaccine.
Read moreUnitedHealth CEO estimates one-third of Americans could be impacted by Change Healthcare cyberattack
UnitedHealth CEO estimates that data from one-third of Americans could have been compromised in the Change Healthcare cyberattack.
Read moreUnitedHealth CEO tells lawmakers the company paid hackers a $22 million ransom
Senators questioned UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty on Wednesday about a cyberattack on its subsidiary Change Healthcare.
Read moreJohnson & Johnson to pay $6.5 billion to resolve nearly all talc ovarian cancer lawsuits in U.S.
The deal would allow J&J to resolve the lawsuits through a third bankruptcy filing of a subsidiary company, LTL Management.
Read moreCVS shares plummet as health company slashes profit outlook on higher medical costs
CVS and other insurers have seen medical costs spike as many Medicare Advantage patients return to hospitals to undergo procedures they delayed during Covid.
Read morePfizer beats earnings estimates, raises outlook on cost cuts and smaller-than-feared drop in Covid drug sales
The pharmaceutical giant's quarterly results also benefited from a smaller-than-feared drop in sales for its Covid antiviral pill Paxlovid.
Read moreHealthy Returns: Sales of Humira are plunging, but AbbVie has two promising successors
AbbVie has two successors that could offset the losses from its blockbuster drug Humira. Meanwhile, UnitedHealth Group's CEO will testify on Capitol Hill.
Read moreCyberattack on UnitedHealth firm forces doctors to dig into personal savings to stay afloat
Many doctors have been left without a way to get paid for their services.
Read moreWhy are we so ill? The working-age health crisis
The number of under 65s struggling with poor health is rising - and it's a threat to the economy.
Read moreMan had rare Covid infection that lasted 613 days, showed extensive mutations
Cases like this increase the risk of more dangerous coronavirus variants emerging, researchers say.
Read moreChildren used as 'guinea pigs' in clinical trials
They were given infected blood products in trials without their knowledge, the BBC has found.
Read moreCan health secretary name NHS trusts performing well?
Victoria Atkins is challenged to name some health trusts meeting their targets to cut waiting lists.
Read moreWhat is pregabalin and why can it be dangerous?
The prescription drug has been linked to a number of deaths in the UK and around the world.
Read moreWhat is the new vaping tax and when will it start?
The government will introduce a new vaping tax on top of measures to stop children vaping.
Read more'I embrace my alopecia, but I’d love my old hair back’
People living with alopecia could have access to treatment on the NHS in Scotland for the first time.
Read moreLargest Covid-19 vaccine study yet finds links to health conditions
More than 13.5 billion doses of Covid vaccines have been administered globally over the past three years. A small proportion were injured by the shots, stoking debate about their benefits versus harms.
Read more'There are loads of people that vape at school'
A group of teenagers in Fife have been making a documentary about the impact of disposable vapes.
Read moreSunak reveals he fasts at beginning of the week
The PM says he tries to fast at the start of the week so he can indulge in his “weakness for sugary things” on other days.
Read moreUK Covid inquiry comes to Scotland… in 90 seconds
The BBC's Kirsten Campbell outlines what can be expected during three weeks of evidence held in Edinburgh.
Read moreNearly 10,000 died from Covid-19 last month, fuelled by gatherings and new variant, WHO says
Almost 10,000 Covid-19 deaths were reported in December, the WHO said, as it warned the virus remained a threat despite partially passing under the radar.
Read moreWHO classifies JN.1 coronavirus strain as ‘variant of interest’
The strain makes up an estimated 15 per cent to 29 per cent of cases in the US, and some infections have been detected in China, though the public health risk remains low.
Read moreNobel Medicine Prize 2023: how Katalin Kariko helped pave way for Covid-19 vaccine discoveries
Katalin Kariko’s obsession with researching mRNA to fight disease once cost her a faculty position at a prestigious US university. Now, her pioneering work has won her the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
Read moreAnti-Covid drug molnupiravir may have led to virus mutations, study says
Pharmaceutical giant Merck’s antiviral pill molnupiravir was one of the earliest treatments rolled out during the pandemic to prevent Covid becoming more severe in vulnerable people.
Read moreWHO warns of ‘concerning’ Covid-19 trends ahead of winter
Covid-19 death toll is on the rise again in the Middle East and Asia, while intensive care unit admissions are increasing in Europe, the WHO says.
Read moreHow much do junior doctors really get paid?
The BBC asked two junior doctors in England to show us their payslips and reveal their salaries.
Read moreWHO classifies Eris as Covid-19 ‘variant of interest’
The fast-spreading variant also known as Eris, the most prevalent in the United States, also has been detected in China, South Korea, Japan and Canada, among other countries.
Read morePioneer of mRNA vaccine touts technology’s promise while in Hong Kong for award, recalls how Covid placed her in spotlight
Hungarian-American biochemist Professor Katalin Kariko hopes mRNA science can be used for wound-healing and to prevent or treat other conditions, even cancer.
Read moreHong Kong can attract pharmaceutical giants by having own drug regulatory system, health chief says while citing need for R&D in Covid aftermath
Health secretary Lo Chung-mau says firms are often spurred to carry out research where a regulator is based.
Read moreCheap diabetes drug cuts risk of long Covid by 40 per cent, study shows
The findings on metformin – the most common medication for treating type 2 diabetes – could be a ‘landmark’ in the fight against the little-understood condition.
Read moreHong Kong gloves tycoon pivots to produce Covid-killing reusable masks with lifespan of up to 4 years
Entrepreneur Juliana Lam founded Innotier, whose mask she says can instantly eliminate 99 per cent of the coronavirus and last for up to 200 washes.
Read moreCoronavirus Hong Kong: parents warned about rise of other respiratory illnesses despite Covid wave peaking
HKU experts sound alert on flu, RSV and pneumococcal infections, with children and elderly most at risk.
Read moreCovid Hong Kong: daily caseloads will drop soon, pandemic advisers forecast, with current ‘small wave’ no cause for alarm
Professor Lau Yu-lung from HKU says city experienced an expected ‘small wave’ and there is no need for concern as most people have immunity.
Read moreBeyond Covid-19, WHO chief hopes for ‘historic’ pandemic accord
WHO member countries have begun negotiations towards an international agreement aimed to ensure the world is better equipped to prevent or more effectively respond the next time a pandemic hits.
Read moreCoronavirus Hong Kong: daily caseloads hit 10,000, but health chief says outbreak manageable amid high vaccination rate, lower Covid severity
But Secretary for Health Lo Chung-mau assures public high vaccination rate and lower severity of illness mean outbreak still manageable.
Read moreCoronavirus Hong Kong: US drug maker Moderna says bivalent Covid vaccine approved for local use, marking second such jab available in city
Bivalent vaccines target Omicron subvariants BA.4 and BA.5, with the first such jab by BioNTech introduced in December.
Read moreHong Kong experts urge city to stay vigilant as WHO declares end to Covid-19 global public health emergency
Residents advised to get vaccines and booster shots to keep themselves safe because ‘battle is far from over’.
Read moreSingapore’s Covid cases are on the rise, but most young children aren’t fully protected by jabs
Only 28 per cent of children aged five to 11 have ‘minimum protection’ against the disease, according to the city state’s Health Ministry, as weekly Covid case numbers top 27,000.
Read moreWHO says Covid deaths down 95 per cent this year, hopeful of declaring end of emergency phase
WHO chief says hopeful of moving out of Covid emergency phase ‘sometime this year’.
Read morePrivate doctors in Hong Kong allowed to order more Covid-19 oral drugs from government to help tackle surge in cases
Family doctors had warned they were running out of oral antivirals Paxlovid and molnupiravir as cases climbed in the past two weeks.
Read moreMobile printer for mRNA vaccine patches could be used for ‘next Covid’, scientists say
These ‘microneedle patches’ can be self-administered, are relatively painless, and could be more palatable to the vaccine-hesitant.
Read moreWHO warns Covid pandemic remains volatile, ‘still a lot of people dying’
In the last 28 days, more than 23,000 deaths and three million new cases have been reported to the World Health Organization.
Read moreHong Kong has dumped 50,000 Covid vaccine doses since start of inoculation drive, including improperly stored stock
Wastage inevitable and proportion of discarded jabs, at 0.2 per cent, small, medical experts say.
Read moreCoronavirus: Hong Kong detects 7 cases of highly infectious Omicron subvariant that has caused alarm overseas, authorities confirm
Top health expert Professor David Hui says XBB.1.16 subvariant found in some of city’s testing samples.
Read moreCoronavirus: Hong Kong government adviser expects WHO to declare end to pandemic ‘in about 3 months’, but warns of current flu surge
Professor Lau Yu-lung assures residents city is on track to normality, with most of population vaccinated or having acquired immunity through infection.
Read moreWHO says China has more Covid-19 origin data: ‘We need to know’
The health agency’s chief demanded that Beijing share all relevant information, saying that if it does, ‘we will know what happened’.
Read moreHong Kong doctors observe Covid vaccine rush with 2 weeks to go before jabs become chargeable
Health sector representatives estimate costs could be similar to what mainland visitors are charged for the BioNTech bivalent jab, at HK$1,800.
Read moreCoronavirus: who can get free fourth or fifth booster shot under Hong Kong’s revised vaccine scheme?
Starting late April, city will stop offering free additional boosters to all residents.
Read moreCovid Hong Kong: government pandemic adviser defends vaccine policy to charge for fourth, fifth shots
HKU expert Ivan Hung says move would mean public resources can be focused on vulnerable groups instead.
Read moreCovid vaccines past ‘use by’ date given to patients at Hong Kong private clinic – investigation launched
Department of Health on routine check finds 14 people given expired BioNTech bivalent vaccine shots at Kowloon Bay medical centre.
Read moreAre weight-loss injections the answer to obesity?
The appeal is clear - but should we be turning to appetite-suppressing injections?
Read moreNew Covid-19 origins data points to raccoon dogs in China market
A new analysis of specimens collected in 2020 in Wuhan found evidence of the virus along with genetic material from raccoon dogs, according to scientists.
Read moreGot too many masks after Hong Kong axed its face covering rules? Here are some helpful hints for using them up
Internet users suggest converting masks into improvised feather dusters, while health expert advises residents to keep one month’s supply just in case.
Read moreChinese pharmaceutical stocks surge as flu overtakes Covid-19 to become main virus ravaging mainland
Shares of Chinese drug makers that produce medication for influenza have made strong gains, as the ailment overtakes Covid-19 as the major pandemic ravaging the country.
Read moreNo more masks by April? Hong Kong finance chief raises hopes by saying city will drop unpopular Covid rule by ‘end of season’
Financial Secretary Paul Chan takes questions on radio programme, but most callers focused on mask mandate instead of overall budget blueprint.
Read moreSingapore says death of man in 2021 is first linked to Covid-19 vaccine
The health ministry said the Bangladeshi’s death from heart inflammation 21 days after he took Moderna-Spikevax jab was a medical misadventure.
Read moreCoronavirus: Hong Kong’s daily RAT policy for students ‘likely to be removed’ by next month if Covid situation stable, education chief says
Secretary for Education Christine Choi says authorities will review local Covid trend and take into account experts’ views.
Read moreInfected blood inquiry: Five things we have learned
An inquiry into the "worst treatment disaster in NHS history" hears its final evidence.
Read moreHong Kong customs seizes Covid-19 drugs worth HK$15 million, arrests 20 suspects
Preliminary tests found that one type of medication did not contain the claimed ingredients.
Read moreMerck’s Covid-19 drug linked to new virus mutations, study says
Merck & Co’s Covid-19 pill is giving rise to new mutations of the virus in some patients, according to a study that underscores the risk of trying to intentionally alter the pathogen’s genetic code.
Read morePatients behaving strangely: Hong Kong doctors report people chasing Covid antivirals, collecting for many ‘family members’
Medical Association says it is suspicious how some patients go from doctor to doctor asking for Covid drugs.
Read moreCoronavirus: patients at Hong Kong isolation facilities set to leave as mandatory stays end
Mandatory tests for travellers and quota for mainland China border crossings may also end in coming days, says pro-Beijing heavyweight Tam Yiu-chung.
Read moreCoronavirus: room exists to further ease testing for Hong Kong, mainland China cross-border travellers, CY Leung says, while expert proposes review
Leung, now a vice-chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, points to caseloads being kept at bay despite border reopening and festive break.
Read moreCovid-19: Hong Kong must decide for itself when to lift curbs, health experts say ahead of WHO decision on pandemic status
Local health experts also discuss if Hong Kong government should begin review of epidemic response soon or wait until later date.
Read moreCoronavirus: lift mask mandate for outdoors after winter flu threat, Hong Kong government pandemic adviser urges
Chinese University professor and government pandemic adviser David Hui says masks should still be worn on public transport, as well as in hospitals and care homes.
Read moreCovid-19: China’s ‘exhausted’ doctors and nurses work long hours for reduced pay
Doctors and nurses in some of China’s public hospitals are facing pay cuts or salary delays amid a surge in coronavirus cases, as local government finances come under extreme strain.
Read moreCoronavirus: 1 in 7 Hongkongers vaccinated with 4 shots; isolation order for infected patients could be dropped ‘by end of January’
Civil service minister Ingrid Yeung reveals more than 1 million residents have received fourth Covid jab, urges young and elderly to get their shots soon.
Read moreMillennials and Covid stress: Hong Kong beauty queen hid in hotel, bingeing on piles of junk food
Many Hongkongers aged 25 to 40 faced physical and mental health issues during pandemic, survey shows.
Read moreCross-border parents urge government to reopen Lo Wu checkpoint to help students get to class in Hong Kong
Survey finds more than one in three cross-border pupils prefer the checkpoint for their daily commute.
Read moreHong Kong Covid-19 reinfections increase by 4 times amid case surge, but experts say no cause for concern
Covid-19 reinfection rate has increased from 1.5 per cent to 6 per cent over past three months.
Read moreHow 175 British children were infected with HIV
Families of some of those affected are giving evidence at a public inquiry into the treatment disaster.
Read more'I'll keep fighting until everyone is compensated'
A woman who lost both parents in the infected blood scandal says many victims still need justice.
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