President Barack Obama expresses cautious optimism about the Ebola situation in the US, as new screening rules are introduced in the country.

The NHS in England needs extra money and drastic changes to the way services are organised if patient care is not to suffer, health bosses say.

Hate crime convictions are at an all-time high, but disability hate crime convictions have dropped, according to a new report.

Health experts launch a five-year programme that aims to halve the number of stillbirths, newborn deaths and baby brain injuries in the UK.

The NHS in England is told to stop being a barrier to infertile couples having children, according to the funding watchdog.

Moving the clocks forward by one extra hour all year could lead to children getting two more minutes of exercise every day, say UK researchers.

US government investigators are looking into about two dozen cases of medical kit suspected to be vulnerable to life-threatening hacks.

An international team of scientists is set up to determine the effectiveness of using the blood of Ebola-survivors as a treatment.