Is public healthcare in the UK as sick as rightwing America claims?
Denis Campbell and Girish Gupta assess the claims made by rightwing Americans about the failings of the NHS
‘Evil and Orwellian’ – America’s right turns its fire on NHS
The NHS has become the butt of increasingly outlandish political attacks in the US as Republicans and conservative campaigners rail against Britain's 'socialist' system
A Tamiflu dilemma for parents
Ann Robinson: The government has to show it is doing all it can to contain swine flu, but healthy kids don't usually need antiviral treatment
Don’t give swine flu drugs to under-12s, says study
Oxford University researchers say side-effects of Tamiflu and Relenza outweigh any benefits for young children
Healthy people are lying to get swine flu drug, warn GPs
Doctors claim that procuring Tamiflu under false pretences could lead to private stockpiles and shortages of drug
Girl, two, dies after swine flu misdiagnosis
Child with possible meningitis was 'failed by system' say parents
Rush to get national swine flu jabs ready
Logistical challenge as government prepares to innoculate 60 million citizens in largest campaign since 1964
Ministers plan swine flu vaccination in every school
Ministers plan biggest mass immunisation in 45 years to cover all 8.5m pupils
Argentina swine flu deaths double
Dramatic surge in number of fatalities reported, though authorities hope epidemic may now ebb
The undying love of a man who gave up everything for Debbie Purdy
Omar Puente, Debbie Purdy's husband, tells of their incredible relationship and the day he learnt she had MS