Boys and football coach in Thai cave are medically stable
4 July 2018
Twelve boys and their football coach were found in a partially flooded cave in northern Thailand on Monday after being missing for nine days
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NHS England considers plans to cut some surgeries
4 July 2018
Breast reductions and tonsil removals are among 17 procedures that may be restricted in England in a bid to save the National Health Service £200 million a year
Facebook apologises after bug unblocks people who were blocked
4 July 2018
Blocking is often used to help Facebook users avoid abuse or harassment, but a bug meant 800,000 people lost this safeguard for a week
Smoke from moorland wildfires may hold toxic blast from the past
4 July 2018
The UK’s largest wildfire for decades is almost under control, but peat burning below the ground risks spewing historical pollution back into the sky
Polycystic ovary syndrome linked to mother's health in pregnancy
29 June 2018
Women who are overweight or smoke during pregnancy are more likely to have daughters who develop polycystic ovary syndrome, a nationwide study has found.
People who keep seeing the same doctor have lower death rates
28 June 2018
An analysis of 22 different studies has found that seeing the same family doctor, GP, or specialist over time is associated with better health outcomes
Heroin users’ brains hint at a new treatment for narcolepsy
27 June 2018
Heroin users make too much of a “wakefulness” chemical in their brains. The finding hints that milder opiates may offer a new way to treat narcolepsy
Interstellar visitor ‘Oumuamua may be a comet, not an asteroid
27 June 2018
The path of the “interstellar asteroid” discovered last year can’t be explained by gravity alone - it was also pushed along by gas, so it might actually be a comet
