Swine flu deaths climb to 59 in Britain Pandemic showing summer decline but health officials prepare for second wave in autumn
Tunisian woman expecting 12 babies A Tunisian woman in her 30s is expecting 12 babies, but doctors have warned there is only a tiny chance of any of them surviving
One in three nurses ‘do not want swine flu vaccine’ Initial response from frontline health staff dismissed by Department of Health as ill-informed
Side effects of the race to beat swine flu Hugh Pennington: The big worry is that the government's exuberant use of Tamiflu will hasten the appearance and spread of resistant mutants
Children risk cancer by eating salami and ham, warns charity Bad habits 'could lead to bowel disease in later life' says World Cancer Research Fund
Experts warned dispersal of Tamiflu would do more harm than good Advisers suggested public should be told to take paracetamol, but government rejected advice
American healthcare is in truth already rationed Bee Lavender: Growing up sick in the US, and being treated by a humane NHS here, has shown me that Britain's system is far better
First swine flu vaccinations on the way for more than 13m Britons Vulnerable groups and health workers get priority as new figures indicate first wave of pandemic ending
This NHS row is paralysing progress Zack Cooper: The US and UK should stop focusing on what's wrong with each other's healthcare and work out what they can teach each other
Minister clashes with presenter over Tamiflu for children Andy Burnham, the health secretary, was ambushed live on breakfast televisiontoday over the government's policy of giving Tamiflu to children