Entries by BBC News

One way Michael Rosen has coped with the death of his son /in /by

"You don’t die as a human being, you live on with others," Rosen told Saturday Live.

One way Michael Rosen has coped with the death of his son /in /by

"You don’t die as a human being, you live on with others," Rosen told Saturday Live.

Rise in number of people facing hunger in the UK /in /by

More than 14.1 million people experienced food insecurity last year, warns the Trussell Trust.

More children are obese than underweight, says Unicef /in /by

Traditional, healthy diets are being replaced by ultra-processed foods, often high in sugar and additives, the UN agency says.

Alzheimer’s blood test could ‘revolutionise’ diagnosis /in /by

Scientists leading the trial at University College London believe the blood test could improve the accuracy of diagnosis of the disease to more than 90%.

Alzheimer’s blood test could ‘revolutionise’ diagnosis /in /by

Scientists leading the trial at University College London believe the blood test could improve the accuracy of diagnosis of the disease to more than 90%.

Deodorant firm sorry after ‘itchy, burning armpits’ claims /in /by

Mitchum said a change in the manufacturing process had affected some of its roll-on products after users complained of soreness.

Deodorant firm sorry after ‘itchy, burning armpits’ claims /in /by

Mitchum said a change in the manufacturing process had affected some of its roll-on products after users complained of soreness.

Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named /in /by

Critics question the usability of new league tables meant to inform the public and let them exercise choice.

Dr Xand: NHS league tables don’t tell you how you’ll be treated /in /by

An NHS Trust with a low ranking could still provide good care, the doctor and BBC medical expert says.