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Is this the end of costly dyes? Scientists working on cure for grey hair

A cure for grey hair which means millions will be able to throw away messy dyes could be available in the future, researchers have said.

A new NHS Helpline has been putting peoples lives at risk, doctors are saying

New NHS helpline is putting people's lives at risk, say doctors

The new NHS 111 system is putting lives at risk because operators are making "inappropriate" decisions, GPs have warned in a damning report obtained by The Independent.

A Christian-run NHS GP surgery, The Links Medical Practice in Mottingham, has been criticised for posting a notice warning that some of its doctors refuse to prescribe the morning-after pill

Christian-run NHS surgery criticised for refusing to prescribe morning-after pill

A Christian-run NHS GP surgery has attracted criticism for posting a notice warning that some of its doctors refuse to prescribe the morning-after pill to patients on grounds of conscience.

One small step... Inactivity is world's fourth-biggest killer

If you're one of the Britons who only walks for nine minutes a day, read on: inactivity is the world's fourth-biggest killer, and two-thirds of us are not being physical enough for good health

A survey has claimed that three-quarters of hospital wards in England are operating with unsafe staffing levels at least once a month

Three deaths investigated involving NHS non-emergency 111 hotline

Three people died in the Midlands after calling the line, which was rolled out nationally last month

Cancer patients feel harassed by bosses, according to charity survey

A rising number of cancer patients feel discriminated against when they return to work after treatment, according to Macmillan Cancer Support.

Please, sir, can I have some more kale? Schools go vegetarian

A New York City school has gone veggie as part of a city-wide health drive. And it isn't the first

Doctors condemn Government's decision to hold plans for plain cigarette packaging

President of Royal College of Physicians appeals for a rethink from Jeremy Hunt

Maternity units shamed but not named in first-time study

New anonymised report gives hospitals time to correct poor practice before 2014

Don’t fly east if you want to avoid jet lag says Professor David Gradwell

It’s plane as day: flying really can turn you into an airhead

Air passengers should avoid making important decisions whilst cruising at altitude, according to Britain’s first professor of aerospace medicine.

Stroke survivors and their families feel abandoned by health services after being left to deal with the emotional impact alone, says report

Stroke survivors and their families feel abandoned by health and social services after being left to deal with the emotional impact of stroke alone, a report reveals today.

Silicone implants are radio-obscure so they cast a shadow on X-rays obscuring the breast tissue that lies behind them

Breast implants 'increase cancer death risk,' say scientists

Breast augmentations are now the commonest operation performed by pastic surgeons

Campaigners brand police plan to fit dementia patients with GPS tracking devices to reduce costly call-outs as 'inhumane'

The tracking device can be worn around patients’ necks, clipped to belts and attached to house keys and features a button which would allow its wearer to speak to a 24-hour call centre

Jake Gyllenhaal is said to have met his model girlfriend Emily DiDonato at the gym

SoulCycle: So, what attracted you to this gruelling gym class? It was Jake Gyllenhaal

If Jake Gyllenhaal was wondering, modestly, why his SoulCycle class was always so full, the answer has been revealed.

Hormone drug could dramatically reduce breast cancer risk

A family of common hormone treatments can significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer in women at risk from the disease, research has shown.

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