Molly Case, the NHS nurse who finds poetry on the wards

The student nurse whose impassioned poem about the NHS went viral talks about her new memoir

More vagina dialogues are needed, but they shouldn’t be about profits

It’s healthy to talk publicly about something so private, but there’s a risk of commercialisation, too, says Eva Wiseman

Fit in my 40s: the cannabis-aided workout

A CBD patch helps you relax. It’s still painful but I can’t stop laughing

Forget their future – worry about what your kids are doing now

By focusing on the type of adults we want our children to become we ignore the quality of their experience as kids, now

James Corden is right: chubby bodies like mine should not be confined to radio

I might have felt uncomfortable with my cameo in Sex Lives of the Potato Men, but things will never change until we see more realistic body shapes on our screens

So Brits have a lot of sex on drugs – why?

It’s more common than you might think, and the reasons may have surprisingly little to do with sex and drugs, says sex and relationships author Nichi Hodgson

Cryptic pregnancies: ‘I didn’t know I was having a baby until I saw its head’

Klara Dollan spent nine months totally unaware that she was pregnant. The possibility only crossed her mind as she gave birth in her bathroom. But cryptic pregnancies like hers are far from unusual

French healthcare system ‘should not fund homeopathy’

Treatments should not be reimbursed until medical benefit is proven, experts say

Hopes rise for male contraceptive pill breakthrough

Trial of once-daily capsule appeared to reduce sperm count with few side-effects

Charlotte Church: ‘Spring is here – and every morning I go forest bathing’

Shinrin-yoku, an immersion in nature, is regularly ridiculed. But until you’ve tried it, you cannot know just how powerfully restorative time in the woods can be