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Winter deaths 'soared this year': The number of excess deaths in England and Wales last winter was the highest since 1999/2000, figures show.
Flu in kids 'higher than thought': Up to a third of children in some areas may have had swine flu, but many will not have been ill, analysis shows.
HIV infections and deaths fall: Better access to antiretroviral drugs has seen the death toll from HIV drop by a tenth over five years, figures show.
'Risky donor' transplants rising: More organs from higher risk donors are being used for transplants because of a donor shortage, the BBC has learned.
NHS demands safer spine drug jabs: The NHS threatens to stop using current drug equipment in a bid to get firms to start making safer devices.
Cancer patients to sue hospital: Seven women who were wrongly told they did not have breast cancer by a Lancashire hospital are to take action against the NHS trust, solicitors say.
'No home smoking rise' after ban: The smoking ban did not lead to children being exposed to more smoking at home, a study has concluded.
Giving birth 'slows MS progress': Giving birth seems to slow the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS), according to Belgian and Dutch researchers.
'Parents wrong' on child fitness: Parents have huge misconceptions about the amount of exercise their children take part in, the British Heart Foundation says.
Bottling up anger raises the risk of a heart attack, researchers say: Men who do not openly express their anger if unfairly treated at work double their risk of a heart attack, researchers say.
'Coma' man was conscious for 23 years: A Belgian man who doctors thought was in a coma for 23 years was in fact awake all along, it is revealed.
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Winter deaths 'soared this year'
Flu in kids 'higher than thought'
HIV infections and deaths fall
'Risky donor' transplants rising
NHS demands safer spine drug jabs
Cancer patients to sue hospital
'No home smoking rise' after ban
Giving birth 'slows MS progress'
'Parents wrong' on child fitness
Bottling up anger raises the risk of a heart attack, researchers say
'Coma' man was conscious for 23 years
Do TV shows give a bad impression of NHS staff? 
Q&A: Advice about swine flu
Fergus On Flu
Tainted heart
Global healthcare
Saving mum
Gene clue to brain tumour growth
Why Brits love their brands
Budget bubblies beat prestigious brands
Why a daily bottle of wine could beat heart disease
New study proves that money can buy you love
The top 20 family arguments revealed
Simple steps to beat the burglar
Drop a dress size in time for Christmas!