Jelly treats for people with dementia

Sophie Richards says she spent her house deposit on freezing her eggs.

Colin Smith's nieces say the infected blood inquiry's findings are a relief for their family.

Relatives and victims of the infected blood scandal tell BBC Breakfast how they feel about the inquiry's findings.

Su Gorman, the wife of Steve Dymond, gives evidence at the Infected Blood Inquiry.

Gill Castle was left with irreparable damages from the traumatic birth of her son.

Experts advise caution as some may clash with treatment or mask more serious symptoms.

Work on the site is expected to finish later this year.

A special organ-sharing scheme has, against the odds, found a new kidney for five-year-old Destiny-Rae.

Colin Smith's nieces share what they have learned about their uncle, who died aged seven.

Colin Smith, who had haemophilia, was infected with HIV as a baby and died at the age of seven.

The Cass Review makes 32 recommendations on how gender services for children and young people should operate.

A professional boxer shares her colitis diagnosis on social media in the hope of inspiring others.

13-year-old Shaye Armour has congenital kyphosis scoliosis and was due to undergo surgery.

The Royal High School in Edinburgh is one of the first in Scotland to install vape detectors.

The traditional method of using Body Mass Index (BMI) to detect obesity is outdated, a study says.

One woman says her husband's prostate cancer was missed due to the impact of the pandemic.

The mother of Martha Mills, who died of sepsis because her symptoms were missed, speaks as new rules are announced.

Victoria Atkins was pressed on the £200m investment in to dental services announced by the government today.

The BBC's Fergus Walsh explains what gene editing is and how it works.

After decades of progress against the disease, a global upsurge since 2021 is hitting countries hard.