Swine flu plan to allow 14-day sick leave without doctor’s note
Government says contingency plan to extend self-certification for limited period will only be implemented 'if absolutely needed'
Government warns public against swine flu drugs from internet
Fourth death in UK as chief medical officer says Britain has enough Tamiflu and online pills may be counterfeit
Swine flu: Government set to abandon daily recording of new cases
Health secretary Andy Burnham to make Commons statement on changes to way outbreaks are managed
Swine flu: Health officials consider abandoning daily updates
Changes in the way swine flu is diagnosed could lead to less time-consuming way of collating figures
Hospital food doesn’t have to be bad
Peter Melchett: The Soil Association, in its drive to improve hospital catering, supports Michele Hanson's call for people to report 'crap food'
GPs’ failure to spot ovarian cancer is costing lives, says report
A major new report reveals how two-thirds of ovarian cancer cases are not referred by GPs immediately
My heartstopping moment
Daphna Baram: As I had a heart attack outside Fitness First, no one at the gym was in the least bit interested because I wasn't inside at the time
Antidepressant use soars as the recession bites
Experts warn on 'quick fix' after a rise of 2.1m prescriptions in 2008
Putting the health back into the NHS
Yvonne Roberts: Budget management and hierarchies dominate a sector sorely in need of an injection of innovation from the bottom up
‘I felt totally out of control’
Many women who have an emergency caesarean are so shocked that they demand an elective section next time. Joanna Moorhead hears how hospitals are trying to reverse this trend