Thousands of attempts have been made to hack into the computers of Britain's largest provider of abortion services, the BBC learns.

NHS money is being wasted by hospitals wrongly charging the health service for treating short-stay patients, a watchdog says.

The University of St Andrews begins a project to develop new light technologies that could aid Alzheimer and epilepsy sufferers.

Prostate cancer patients in Edinburgh will be offered a recording of the appointment during which they are told about their cancer.

A fat tax could raise money and help get people eating more healthily, says a director at the University of Oxford.

A consultation that led to the proposed closure of a paediatric heart unit at a west London hospital is lawful, the Court of Appeal rules.

Jess Thom describes her online campaign to celebrate the humour and creativity of Tourette's Syndrome.

The songs and postcards appear to be right - a study suggests we really do like to be beside the seaside.