Only “good fortune” prevented ex-gynaecologist Daniel Hay from causing more harm to women, a report says. Surgeon offered womb removals in ‘minutes’ without proper examination, women say
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An undercover BBC team catch a fake doctor, a pharmacist and a nurse supplying Botox illegally without checks. Nurses and pharmacists endangering patients by supplying illegal Botox
Catriona MacPhee worked in a Highland care home for seven weeks as part of BBC Disclosure investigation. I went undercover as a cleaner at a failing care home. Here’s what I witnessed
The coroner opens the inquests into the deaths of Pauline Brown and Jennifer Fox. New inquests open into jailed surgeon’s patients
Audrey forgets her indoor troubles when she’s outside in her garden. Experiencing peace among the flowers
Ramona finds relief from needing to mask her autism when she’s in her garden. Gardening to feel like yourself again
US scientists testing the technique say it could help people overcome infertility and potentially allow same-sex couples to have a genetically related child. Human skin DNA fertilised to make embryo for first time
With claims of a ‘two-tier system’, could it be that these drugs are exacerbating health inequalities? How weight-loss injections are turning obesity into a wealth issue
Unwell with a bad throat and temperature? You may have one of the new Covid strains circulating this autumn. Covid cases rising with new variants Nimbus and Stratus
Pills, powders and creams promise to top up natural supplies which decrease as we get older. Collagen: Do you drink it? Inject it? Rub it on your skin? And does it work?
Former Para-athletic world champion Stef Reid says footwear companies are failing amputees. Why I’m challenging Nike, Adidas and Puma over single shoes
GPs are concerned they will be at the end of an “online triage tsunami” when the new system launches. Doctors’ union warning over online booking safety risk
The coroner opens the inquests into the deaths of Pauline Brown and Jennifer Fox. New inquests open into jailed surgeon’s patients
A mum whose 12-week-old baby underwent emergency surgery for a brain tumour calls for better awareness. ‘My baby’s brain tumour symptoms were dismissed as colic’
The health secretary says “it’s not happening”, as ministers face questions about the prospect of tax rises. Streeting rules out VAT on private healthcare
Reah Steer was prescribed the contraceptive pill, which only disguised her endometriosis. ‘Severe period pain – it’s not normal’
Sports groups hope England Women’s Rugby World Cup success can boost girls playing sport. Can England’s rugby heroes inspire more girls to stay in sport?
Patients will get the option of digital support when GPs refer them but only for certain conditions. PM to promise new online NHS hospital service by 2027
Bereaved Thomas and Ewa Hender are querying why a report completed 18 months ago is only now available. Dad’s frustration over stillbirth report delay
Lawyers say the earplugs were used in operations, including in Afghanistan, from 2003 onwards. British veterans with hearing loss start legal battle over ‘faulty’ earplugs