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Scoliosis is characterised by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, typically in an 'S' or 'C' shape, and while it most commonly develops before puberty, it can occur at any age.

Academic Richard Gill, who claims prosecution evidence against baby killer Lucy Letby was bogus, was allowed to give a talk to maths students at Liverpool University

The very first signs of dementia could be flagged up by ophthalmologists, if they know what to look for, according to new findings by health researchers

Insulin, which cannot be made in the bodies of diabetic people, could be produced by cells implanted under the skin, according to new findings from Germany

New analysis found the total number of arrivals since Sunak took office had risen to 38,668 - over a third of the 115,927 who have crossed the Channel since the crisis began

Writer Emma Innes tells of her 'perpetual hell of uncertainty' when her daughter Sophie was born and pays homage to the NHS doctors and nurses who saved her life

Giant has become a fan favourite since Gladiators was rebooted earlier this year - but his enormous physique didn't happen overnight, and it takes a lot of dedicated maintenance

RAF sergeant Carrianne Franks volunteered in an NHS hospital during the Covid pandemic and was unknowingly exposed to a patient with tuberculosis. She died aged just 30

Grandmother Linda Biggs said she was forced to spend three days in an A&E corridor at the Liverpool Royal after no beds were available. Her daughter described the ordeal as "disgusting."

Colleen Hapney, 30, and her husband Pete, 33, had almost given up hope of having children after 10 years of trying and eight rounds of IVF - but now they have triplets

One man dies from prostate cancer in the UK every 45 minutes - and scientists still don't know what causes the disease. Find out whether you're at a greater risk and what symptoms you should look out for

The Government has announced the General Dental Council could provisionally register dentists trained overseas to work in the UK while they do exams amid an NHS access crisis

Spending wisely saves lives, says Fleet Street Fox. Wasting billions on PPE deals with your mates does not.

The NHS workforce plan could "fall flat" unless young people are given greater incentives and support to embark on healthcare education courses, university leaders have warned

The family of Reynold Simon-Thompson, 87, from Trinidad, face spending a fortune for his right to live in the UK despite him working in the country for years on a British passport

Stephanie Thomson has been told that she will not be put forward for potentially life-saving trials because her cancer is too rare, and has now claimed she's been handed a "death sentence"

For the Tories to claim this is a 'mild' recession is an insult to people trying to balance their budgets and to small business owners trying to keep their heads above water

There are concerns there will be yet more savage cuts to decimated public services - the Office for National Statistics, on Thursday, said the economy shrank by a worse-than-feared 0.3% in the final three months of last year

Megan Gldberger shared that eating was a way for her to feel safe, and it became a form of control after she had gone through tough times at home when she was young.

Rishi Sunak promised to stop the boats, grow the economy, cut NHS waiting lists, reduce debt and halve inflation - but he's had a tough time delivering on his pledges

Tory Health Minister Andrea Leadsom went to a private practice to boast about the Tories plans to unlock more dentist appointments in their Dental Recovery Plan

The Society of Radiographers told the Pay Review Body of the "acute" shortages in the workforce

The family of four-year-old Evie Green have told of their agonising wait for her life-saving heart transplant as they urged people to sign up to the donor register

Mum-of-three Laura Barlow, 33, from Sibsey, Lincolnshire, was misdiagnosed with endometriosis and died just weeks after being told she actually had liver and bowel cancer

Everyone knows smoking is bad for you, but if you’ve ever craved that first cigarette of the day, you’ll know it’s not just a habit that’s hard to kick, but an addiction.