Officials fear parent revolt over new baby vaccine
Health officials are preparing to add another jab to the national baby immunisation programme.
Information tsar defies doctors
Patients and families will gain access to records despite the medical profession's worries.
Prince’s group gets £1m to help regulate healers
A foundation set up by Prince Charles was given nearly £1m by the government yesterday for the delicate task of sorting the experts from the amateurs in alternative medicine.
Deep frying tonight
Ruaridh Nicoll: The campaign for healthy eating could be a long and messy one.
‘There is no guilt-free option’
Press review: Should parliament be allowing living wills - or even euthanasia?
Last-minute deal with Catholics averts rebellion on living wills
Tony Blair strikes last-minute deal with Catholic church by promising government's mental capacity bill will not allow euthanasia by the back door.
Under what circumstances can you ask to die?
The key questions relating to the mental capacity bill.
‘Living wills’ are necessary
The government's mental capacity bill is welcome, but care must be taken to ensure that the scope of power given to professionals and carers is not too wide, says Edward Nally.
Two to the power of 2 million
Hannah Pool: We black women face a double whammy when it comes to political representation.