Children’s lack of sleep is ‘hidden health crisis’, experts say

NHS statistics for England show sleep disorder admissions for under-16s was almost 10,000 last year

Don’t tell women to shut up about childbirth. Sharing stories saves lives

Giving birth is bloody painful. Why deny it? But it’s also the experience of a lifetime, says Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore

Doctors could be inundated with patients seeking advice after being alarmed by the results

Experts reveal how our lifestyles can affect our efforts to keep our hearts healthy

Games such as cribbage, pontoon and shove ha’penny could take us back to the school yard and rattle our marbles

Responsibility for services is shared by NHS and councils and there is little evidence of a united effort on prevention

School work and social media blamed for rise to 13,500 patients from 7,300 in 1997

The early stages are crucial, but busy midwives cannot always provide the help that is needed

Clinic appointments fill up in minutes and babies are once again being born with syphilis – what is behind Britain’s sexual health crisis?

Using the NHS to gain commercial access to pregnant women and new mothers is totally unacceptable