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BBC News - Health • Published 10/6/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Up to half of patients coming to some pharmacies are being turned away because they are not eligible.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/6/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
British Medical Association say 30,000 medics were chasing 10,000 jobs this year.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/6/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Chris explains how he makes time for nature, even when living in a big city.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/6/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
The prize-winning work explains how the immune system attacks hostile infections, but not the body's own cells.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/7/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Baroness Kathy Willis talks about the importance of green and blue spaces in cities.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/7/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Students share their experiences with freshers' flu - and what they've done to get better.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/8/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
The meetings allow primary and secondary school councils to shape policy directly with government.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/9/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Spending just 20 minutes in nature can lower blood pressure, heart rate and stress levels.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/10/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Everton defender James Tarkowski speaks with lifelong fan Sam to discuss how the club are supporting members of the community with mental health challenges.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/10/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Women from ethnic minority communities typically experience perimenopause symptoms earlier and for longer.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/10/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Singer-songwriter Calum Scott speaks about resilience and staying grounded for World Mental Health Day.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/10/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Prince William's foundation is giving £1m to set up a suicide prevention network.
The New York Times • Published 10/11/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
They aren’t all sudden or intense, experts says.
The New York Times • Published 10/11/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
Scientists who focused on other infectious diseases, like Ebola, now spreading in the Democratic Republic of Congo, also were let go.
BBC News - Health • Published 10/11/2025 • Last cited 10/21/2025
A meeting will discuss how to tackle what organisers say is a growing inequality in HIV prevention.