The journey’s over, Tony Blair
Ian Birrell: Tony Blair supports the Arab spring and wants to heal Africa. Laudable aims but breathtaking hypocrisy
Why won’t the pope let women protect themselves from HIV?
Nancy Goldstein: As the UN reviews its HIV/Aids strategy, papal representatives are putting doctrine before African women's health
Why are more women than men affected by the E coli outbreak?
Around three-quarters of 1,800 E coli infections and at least 13 of the 19 who have died have been women. Why?
TV Review: Storyville – Fight to Save the World: Sergio; 24 Hours in A&E; Diagnosis Live from the Clinic
The tragedy of UN troubleshooter Sergio Vieira de Mello's death was that it could probably have been avoided, writes John Crace
Dukan diet divides French doctors over effect on health
Diet favoured by celebrities could cause long-term problems, experts claim, but inventor says obesity is the real health risk
Dragged back to the dark ages
Michele Hanson: Faith schools are flourishing, the British Pregnancy Advisory Service is replaced by anti-abortion group Life as a government adviser . . . and the Rapture is still on the cards. Help!
Nestlé launches coffee-style machine for baby milk
Formula milk powder version of capsule machine stirs debate on breastfeeding advice
Labour opposes voice for anti-abortion group on sexual health forum
Yvette Cooper says appointment of Life organisation to panel raises question over ministers' continuing support for abortion
25,000 Big Macs: burger a day keeps the doctor away (since 1972)
McDonald's restaurant in Wisconsin unfurls banner to mark loyal customer Don Gorske's 25,000th burger
How to heal psychological damage
From Haiti to Gaza, psychiatrist James Gordon counsels survivors of disasters around the world