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A doctor alleged to have missed an abused baby boy's broken back thought he looked normal, a jury is told.
Gold medal-winning kayaker Tim Brabants hints he may continue to compete, despite returning to his medical career.
A doctor swaps his stethoscope for scissors and opens up his own hairdressing salon.
Police warn people to be on the lookout for medicine stolen from a GP's car.
Hewlett Packard's nanotech lab plans to build a central nervous system for the Earth and help businesses at the same time.
A device aimed at improving health and safety for miners could now be used to help improve survival rates for premature babies.
One of Mexico's most prolific serial killers, Juana Barraza, gets several life sentences for killing 11 women.
Teachers and GPs in Hay-on-Wye are trying to improve conditions in their African twin city of Timbuktu.
The globe is not covered in a seamless wireless network just yet, but the building blocks are being put in place.
New York state's governor drops his plan to allow undocumented immigrants to carry driving licences.
A team of rescuers from Gloucestershire pull one survivor of the earthquake in Peru from the wreckage of a hotel.
A businessman claims he was contacted about a terror suspect hours before the Glasgow Airport attacks.
A London exhibition asks 25 international artists to imagine a memorial for the war in Iraq - a daunting challenge.
More than 30 calls are received after a Crimewatch reconstruction of an attack on a disabled woman.
A disabled woman describes her disgust at being indecently assaulted by a bogus doctor.
A project using teddy bears to teach primary children about a visit to hospital is held in Aberdeen.
How research in the wake of the French Revolution opened the door for modern medicine.
A Jersey doctor who is retiring as a GP after 32 years says he is not ready to hang up his stethoscope.
How should doctors resolve ethical dilemmas?
A ruling saying routine patient appointments must be delayed is labelled as "unethical" by hospital consultants.
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