How can we balance personal freedoms with public health? Lindsey Davies, new president of the Faculty of Public Health, talks to Denis Campbell
Fertility: how do we decide who deserves a baby? New criteria to assess women eligible for IVF treatment may not solve old problems
The genetics dilemma facing doctors Denis Campbell: A patient has an inherited illness which could put family members at risk – but what if they're kept in the dark?
How true is the one-in-four mental health statistic? Jamie Horder: It's taken as fact that one in four people will suffer a mental health problem, but the research is less conclusive
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Patients not productivity matter in NHS Anuradha Arasu: The NHS is not a business and measuring it according to 'productivity' ignores what is really being achieved
Circle hospital/ Foster & Partners It looks like a five-star-hotel, but Norman Foster's groundbreaking Circle hospital in Bath could revolutionise patient care, writes Rowan Moore