Cosmetic procedures have come under intense scrutiny recently - BBC News speaks to a woman during her dermal filler treatment.

The House of Lords is set to vote later on competition within the NHS in England, after Labour accused the government of bringing in "privatisation" at an "alarming pace".

The spread of HIV in England can be halted within a generation, says a new prevention campaign.

The number of people treated in hospital in England and Wales after violent incidents fell by 14% in 2012, a Cardiff University study suggests.

Injections to plump up the skin are a "crisis waiting to happen" and should be prescription-only, a UK review of cosmetic procedures says.

Patients are getting lost in UK hospitals because they are constantly being switched from ward to ward amid pressures on A&E departments, nurses say.

The alcohol industry is accused of distorting evidence in an attempt to influence the Scottish government over its minimum pricing policy.

Health officials are investigating a private clinic supplying single measles vaccinations in Swansea, the centre of the UK's largest outbreak of the disease in years.