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Among the record cases are 90 neuroinvasive diagnoses - when the virus penetrates the blood-brain barrier and travels to the meninges, causing meningitis and potential paralysis.

Three major travel hubs are dealing with potential measles exposures as the nation faces its worst resurgence of the virus in 35 years.

Pasta sold at Walmart is being recalled over fears it may be contaminated with the deadly bacteria listeria monocytogenes.

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GPs could limit appointments to fewer than 20 a day if 'insufficient progress' is made in discussions with the Government, regarding funding, workload and GP contracts.

Jenny spent her whole life believing she was fat. No matter how much weight she lost, her legs never seemed to change - they remained puffed up and swollen.

Hannah Evans was 18 and in her first serious relationship when painful UTIs began to take over her life. the infections were so frequent she barely recovered from one before the symptoms returned.

All steroid injections should carry an anaphylaxis warning a coroner has said, after a woman died following a routine jab at her GP surgery.

Shifting a few unwanted pounds in your twenties seemed as simple as ditching dessert. But try the same trick at 45 and you'll likely find the scales barely budge.

Researchers said the shift could reflect wealthier families having better access to diagnosis and help navigating the benefits system.