Steve Redgrave: ‘I feared diabetes would end my rowing career’

The five-time Olympic gold medallist discusses competing after his diagnosis – and breaking down barriers for others

Maternity services set for more change as the NHS hits 70

Hospital births were once seen as the ideal in maternity services – now, women’s choice is driving policy

We need reform of the NHS to avoid a decade of misery

MPs from different parties urge cross-party approach to solve underfunding of healthcare

Patients being turned away from sexual health clinics, RCN says

Short-staffed clinics are at ‘tipping point’, leading to fears over a drop in infection testing

I never wanted to be a nurse but helping a suicidal patient changed my mind

I failed twice to get a nursing degree, but I’ve seen how my experience of mental health problems can help others

‘Drama saved my life’: how performing can help mental health problems

May Contain Nuts is an award-winning theatre company of people with experience of mental ill health

I am a burnt-out doctor. This is why it matters

The shocking number of physician suicides indicates a culture and system that fails to value the profession

Homeopathy is quackery plain and simple, whatever the royal family says

Why do some GPs persist in prescribing watered-down, inactive substances?

Losing my mum to breast cancer defined my radiography career

As she went through treatment, it was clear that I wanted to specialise in breast cancer. I hope she’s proud of the person I’ve become

Doctors knew my son was suicidal. I should have been told before he died

I was denied the chance to be there for my son when he needed me the most