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Tramadol is meant to treat severe pain - but in Nigeria it's being used by fighters.

Here's some advice from a psychologist based on scientific research.

Undiagnosed pneumonia and pressure sores are behind the rise in hospitals in England.

Three out of five parents said no-one talked to them about the loss of their baby when they went back to work.

MPs say teaching children about organ donation could boost donor numbers and bust some common myths.

New Zealand has the developed world's worst teenage suicide rate. One comedian is trying to change that.

A one-year-old girl who had her limbs amputated after contracting meningitis C has been allowed home.

Meuris Willams from Llanrwst is in pain and wonders how much longer the wait will be.

More searches for lip filling are made in one northern city than anywhere else in Britain, research suggests.

Stuart Gumm often suffers panic attacks, no longer drives, and rarely leaves the house.

Fat but otherwise healthy women are still likelier to have a stroke or heart attack, a study says.

Higher patient demand and staff costs are blamed for a total deficit of £960m for trusts in England.

Spending on e-cigarettes is increasing. The BBC looks at what's behind the rise.

Advice in the UK is that women can breastfeed for as long as they and their child want to.

The NHS trust involved has also recorded three incidents of "foreign objects" being left in patients.

Dr Abdelkarim Mohamed was suspended for nine months for misconduct.

The Scottish government pilot for free sanitary products for women on low incomes began in Aberdeen.

Tony the Tiger and the Milky Bar Kid should no longer be used to promote items to children, MPs say.

Tony the Tiger and the Milky Bar Kid should no longer be used to promote items to children, MPs say.

A psychiatrist says he is in "no doubt there is a big problem" and more needs to be done.