Now is not the time for health cuts
Rachael Jolley: The NHS spends millions on treating avoidable lifestyle diseases – any cut in public health budgets would be a false economy
NHS missed target on chlamydia screening, says watchdog
National Audit Office report scrutinises failures of £150m campaign to curb spread of sexual disease
What’s the point of the NHS’s midlife MOT?
Regular health checks for over-40s will only help the 'worried well'
Bring in more nurses for newborns, NHS told
One-to-one attention needed for acute cases, say experts following year-long inquiry into neonatal care
The human cost of screening for Down’s
Tom Shakespeare: We must provide better information about Down's syndrome to help inform the traumatic decisions behind the statistics
Women need choice, not caesareans
Belinda Phipps: Figures show the NHS's Maternity Matters programme is failing. Empowered mothers would choose fewer medicalised births
Swine flu cases almost double within a week
Pressure on hospitals but emergency planners have downgraded UK's worst case scenario
Are new hospital shift patterns putting you in danger?
Changes to the shift system for hospital staff could pose a risk to patients, says Joanna Moorhead
A revolution in care
Jackie Ashley: Conference season 09: Setting up a National Care Service would be equivalent to the creation of the NHS – now to tell the public what social care is
Aphasia robbed Keith Howells of his ability to talk. But he’s determined to be heard
It affects more people than Parkinson's, yet few know what it means, says Rhianon Howells