Ehic applications unavailable – but NHS says it’s nothing to do with Brexit

The website and phone number for European health insurance card registration is expected to be unavailable until Monday afternoon, leaving last-minute applicants in the lurch

How Brexit could damage our health

We would lose drug research and health service funding as well as free treatment in Europe, and we’d have no external arbiters of food, air and water quality. This is dangerous

Leading public health bodies call for decriminalisation of drugs

Report from Royal Society for Public Health and Faculty of Public Health says misuse of drugs should be a health issue, not a criminal one

Sadiq Khan moves to ban body-shaming ads from London transport

London mayor wants to stop running ads that promote unrealistic body expectations and demean women

Investigations into baby deaths often inadequate, says study

Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists says reviews often exclude parents and are of poor quality

Wide awake at 3am? Meet the insomniacs who learned to sleep better

It’s a catch-22: the more you can’t sleep, the more you worry about it and the worse it gets. Insomniacs tell us how they managed to break the cycle

Doctors edge closer to creating babies with DNA from three people

Studies on embryos made with extra DNA showed majority were indistinguishable from standard IVF embryos

Greg Rutherford freezes sperm over Olympics Zika fears

Long jumper’s partner also reveals she and their son will not attend Rio Games amid concerns about disease affecting newborns

How do you cope with insomnia? Tell us your story

The former Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall has spoken out about her chronic insomnia. How do you cope with being unable to nod off?

Kim Cattrall on her battle with insomnia: ‘I was in a void’

Former Sex and the City actor describes debilitating condition that forced her to quit starring role on London stage last year