Fraud is costing the NHS £5bn a year, with a further £2bn lost to financial errors, the former head of its anti-fraud section tells BBC Panorama.

There is a direct link between how physically active mothers are and how active their young children are, suggests a UK study.

An outbreak of the Ebola virus - which has already killed 59 people in Guinea - has reached the capital Conakry, the UN's children agency warns.

A nurses' leader says constant criticism of care in the NHS is "worrying for patients" and unfair to staff if claims are not investigated and substantiated.

A hospital where a girl bled to death reveals its catalogue of errors, weeks after withholding details for fear of "endangering" staff.

For many amputees, adapting to life after losing a limb is challenging - and while technology has advanced in recent years, prosthetic limbs can be uncomfortable and even painful to use.

The medical director of the NHS is writing to all hospital trusts in England reminding them that it is illegal to dispose of aborted foetuses by burning them as clinical waste.

Health check explores the possibilities of ear wax.