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Alex George breaks silence on pal who saved his life after devastating tragedy
The medic tells how a very special friend has helped improve his mental health since the death of his younger brother
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Man pulls own tooth out with fingers after he can't get a dentist appointment
Phil Shepherdson, of Woodthorpe, York, is registered with an NHS dental practice but was told he could see a dental hygienist - not a dentist - when he started suffering from tooth pain
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Quick-thinking girl, 6, uses Alexa device to call for help and save mum's life
Emma Anderson told how little Darcy, now six, stayed calm when her mother's "sore heart" - caused by hypertrophic cardiomyopathy - twice failed to function properly
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Doctors to 'strike to next general election and beyond' if no better pay deal
The head of the British Medical Association warned the 'loss of trust' between doctors and the Government is the worst it has been in his 30 years in the profession
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Almost 650,000 hospital appointments cancelled as NHS hit by huge strikes
Nurses, ambulance workers, physiotherapists and doctors have all headed to the picket lines as ministers stand accused of failing to properly appreciate NHS workers
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'Labour's plans to raise school standards is promising – every child matters'
Labour has announced plans to raise standard in struggling schools and their reforms sound promising, although the devil will as ever be in the detail
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First baby born on NHS slams Tories for 'dragging down' service on 75th birthday
Aneira Thomas was born at one minute past midnight on July 5, 1948 – the day Aneurin Bevan launched the NHS – and has slammed the Tories for their treatment of the institution
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Man living with condition that still relies on 'medieval' treatment
Howard Don has genetic haemochromatosis (GH), a condition caused by a person's body building up too much iron. One of the main treatments for GH is removing blood, a treatment Don calls "medieval'
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Colour of your poo could signal 'silent killer' - when to visit a doctor
Gut specialist Michelle Geraghty-Corns reveals why stools have different appearances and the four to watch out for as they could signal a serious health condition
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How Deborah James inspired thousands to get cancer check in year since her death
The much-loved Bowel Babe – who touched the nation with a podcast chronicling her illness – passed away last June aged 40
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Hayfever warning as symptom often confused and you might not know you have it
It comes as news of a "pollen bomb" hitting the UK last week saw the NHS reveal the number people visiting their website for hay fever advice has tripled in the past five weeks as cases soar
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Silent 'health risk' of coffees that 'can have more sugar than a Mars bar'
NHS health advice suggests adults consume a maximum of 30g of sugar a day - but a study by consumer group Which? has yielded some worrying results
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'Any benefits in Rishi Sunak's NHS announcement will take years to materialise'
Plans set out by the PM to boost the number of health workers are a belated recognition of the damage caused by his Tory predecessors
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Moles changing on your skin could be indicator of deadly disease
While most marks on the skin can be completely harmless, in some cases moles are cancerous - but when detected early and with the best care, melanoma is survivable
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Buckingham Palace 'not good enough' to house homeless, says Queen Camilla's pal
Royal insider and friend of the new Queen, Petronella Wyatt, clashed with presenter Jeni Barnett in a debate over the royals, saying Buckingham Palace is mouldy, damp and the plumbing doesn't work
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'My baby boy died in my arms after doctors ignored me begging for a caesarean'
Patryk Bielaszka was starved of oxygen when he was born after doctors ignored his mother Barbara's warning that she needed a caesarean section following a scan she had in Poland
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Safety warning issued over 'dangerous' TikTok hack promising 'the best tan ever'
TikTokers have been sharing a bizarre hack involves smothering your skin in beer before laying in the sun - alarming some experts who have warned against the tanning method
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NHS plan will see nearly a million staff hired to plug doctors and nurses gap
The long-awaited NHS workforce plan is likely to come under scrutiny when it is published at midday on Friday, with the Tories having only committed funding for the first five years
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Subtle lung cancer symptom spotted on your fingers - 'unexpected' sign revealed
Lung cancer can prevent more unexpected symptoms, such as a change in the shape of your fingers as well as the condition of your fingernails
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NHS and railways are top sectors that will benefit from a better 5G network
Economic modelling predicts that the UK economy could see a boost of £5bn a year from the roll-out of 5G-enabled technologies by 2030
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Mirror's defibrillators campaign praised as ministers unveil £1million funding
Community organisations can bid for funding, and successful applicants can choose to match the funding, meaning up to 2,000 life-saving devices could be supplied
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'I had my prostate removed by a robot, it only took two days to recover'
Radio host Les Ross underwent pioneering surgery after routine tests confirmed he was suffering from prostate cancer, often referred to as a 'silent killer'
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Do you support senior doctors going on strike - vote in our poll
Senior NHS doctors have downed tools today in a 48-hour strike following a bitter dispute over pay, as the British Medical Association reveals consultants have had a 35 percent real-terms loss of income since 2008/09
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Five simple ways to get more fibre as 90 per cent of us don't eat enough
The UK government says adults are supposed to eat 30g of fibre a day, but most of us get just over half that
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'Talented' student 'who did anything for anyone' dies after epileptic fit at 18
Abigail Eldridge from Cornwall, has been described as a "loving and supportive sister" to her older brother Charlie, as well as being a "caring friend with a great sense of humour"
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