The risk of womb cancer can be reduced by diet, exercise and possibly coffee, a review of data shows.

Does reality TV help the NHS?

A strategy aimed at cutting the number of people getting ill from Britain's most common cause of food poisoning is launched by the food watchdog.

Botox injections can now be offered as a treatment for urinary incontinence, says England's NHS drugs watchdog.

A new, relatively simple way of treating heart attacks could save thousands of lives, according to specialists at a Clydebank hospital.

Thirty years on from the discovery of HIV, a study has found that anti-retroviral medication has, for many, transformed HIV into a manageable, long-term condition.

A study has concluded many older people with HIV face age-related stigma, causing fear and isolation

A woman who suffered life-changing injuries caused by mistakes when she gave birth at Stafford Hospital is to get a six-figure payout, her lawyers say.