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Up to four million Zika cases predicted
Three to four million people could be
infected with Zika in the Americas
this year, the World Health
Organization says.
2 hours ago
Health
What you need to know
WHO: 'Level of concern is high'
How mums-to-be are tackling Zika
Zika 'could become pandemic'
Caesarean
mother death trial
halted
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Key HIV drug 'is failing
in Africa'
'Growing Zika crisis' in
Brazilian city
Strains of the HIV virus are
becoming resistant to an
antiretroviral drug commonly used
to prevent and fight it, research
suggests.
Health officials battling the Zika
virus in Brazil say as many as
100,000 people could have been
infected in one city alone.
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know
Zika 'could become explosive
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Kent
Needle-phobic
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first'
28 January 2016
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Older people in
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NHS'
Sha
28 January 2016
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Wales waiting times worse than in England
28 January 2016
Wales
27 January 2016
Rubella screening to end in England
27 January 2016
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Foll
Obama calls for urgent action on Zika
Health
27 January 2016
Child abuse victims 'need more help'
27 January 2016
High Street pharmacies 'face closure'
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Hunt sorry for baby death failings
UK
26 January 2016
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The NHS in Winter
From H
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In-depth look at
how the NHS is
coping
A 'good Christmas'
for the NHS - but
what's to come?
A&Es under
'extreme pressure'
A&E nurse: It's like
a complex chess
game
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What is it and why is it so hard
to spot?
26 January 2016
Why do people put on differing
amounts of weight?
Health
26 January 2016
How Israel is embracing the
growing popularity of veganism
Magazine
25 January 2016
Middle East
Going sweet?
Doctors on the move
Tipple experiment
Why the government appears to
be wavering on the matter of a
sugar tax
Getting healthcare to far-flung
places
Could a Chinese herb stop you
drinking too much?
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Health correspondent
25 January 2016
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Cancer treatment for MS patients gives 'remarkable' results
Doctors in Sheffield say patients with multiple sclerosis are showing
"remarkable" improvements after receiving a treatment usually used for
cancer.
18 January 2016
Fergus Walsh Medical correspondent
A day in the life of a hospital
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham is the biggest single-site teaching
hospital in Europe.
21 January 2016
Hugh Pym Health editor
The wider lessons of William's death
The role of NHS 111 in the death of William Mead has gained much
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attention, but there are lessons to be learned for the rest of the health
service too.
26 January 2016
Nick Triggle Health correspondent
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