Drugs used for IVF fertility treatment may increase the risk that an older woman will have a baby with Down's syndrome, say UK researchers.

Funding of social care in England needs a complete overhaul and the amount people must pay should be capped, an independent review is to recommend.

Women who have had repeated miscarriages can be reassured that their chance of having a healthy baby is the same as women who have never had a miscarriage, say experts.

Social care costs in England should be capped so people do not face losing large chunks of their assets, an independent review says.

Data on the number of late abortions carried out in England and Wales has been published by the government.

A drug used by smokers to help them quit increases the risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems, researchers have found.

Hilary Breakwell talks about her life looking after her 86-year-old mum Kate, who suffers from mixed dementia.