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Dentists working under a new contract are more likely to pull teeth out or fit false ones than before, NHS figures show.
Dentists 'pull out more teeth'
A controversial drug is boosting the success of smokers in England in kicking the habit, NHS figures suggest.
Stop smoking pill 'quit success'
Moves to improve care for terminally ill patients will be made after concerns over access, the Scottish Government says.
'Better' end of life care pledge
Cancer survival rates for teenagers and young adults in Britain are rising, figures show.
More teens surviving with cancer
More needs to be done to encourage children not to choose chips, pizzas or sweets for lunch, it is warned.
Pupil 'out to lunch' diet concern
A course helps parents to avoid feeling embarrassed when they discuss sex with their children.
Parents helped to talk about sex
Fruit juices may not be as healthy as thought - they could reduce the effectiveness of some medicines, it is claimed.
Fruit juice 'could affect drugs'
Long-term back pain can be relieved through encouraging sufferers to adopt good posture through the Alexander technique, say researchers.
Back pain eased by good posture
Diabetes care is improving, but still a long way to go before the NHS is providing top quality services, a report says.
Gaps in diabetes care remain
UK scientists find a marker for aggressive bowel cancers needing the most treatment.
Tag for aggressive bowel cancer
A common form of skin cancer could be diagnosed by the distinctive chemical "scent" it gives off, say US experts.
Why the scent of skin may give vital clues about cancer
The amazing work of the "Indiana Jones of medicine"
Superdoctors
Can your risk of dying really be as high as 114%?
Dead certain
Tree trimmings used to make cancer drugs
Cutting it
Elana Kelly bares all to raise awareness for vitiligo
Skin taboo
A comprehensive guide to clinical conditions
Medical notes
What are the causes and effects of a stroke?
From BBC Health
Humans have an innate ability to do maths even if they do not have the language to express it, research suggests.
Brain's counting skill 'built-in'
The UK is expected to endorse the screening of families for an inherited cholesterol disorder.
Families to get cholesterol tests
A forensic science student and her father catch a carer stealing from an elderly relative by hiding a camera in a teddy bear's eye.
Teddy camera catches carer thief


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