HIV prevention drug PrEP to be offered at sexual health clinics NHS trial of treatment to start in five cities in September with full implementation by April
People can live with mental illness. I am living proof of this Art allowed me to express myself in a way I had never done before. I’ve come so far since my desperate suicide attempt
Government cuts ‘leave sexual health services at tipping point’ With demand rising, councils say patients face longer waits to see a specialist and efforts to tackle outbreaks could be hit
I was neither female nor starving myself. So how was I anorexic? Being a male patient on an eating disorders ward was isolating at times, but it was a life-changing experience, writes student Toby Symonds
HPV vaccine: anger over decision not to extend NHS scheme to boys Health bodies condemn panel’s conclusion that more jabs against cancer-causing infection are unlikely to be cost-effective
Arts can help recovery from illness and keep people well, report says All-party inquiry demonstrates benefits to health and wellbeing of the arts, leading to fall in hospital admissions
Senior doctors call for public inquiry into use of vaginal mesh surgery in UK Experts draw comparisons with the thalidomide scandal as they reveal that traumatic complications are more common than official figures suggest
HIV treatment has come a long way – but there’s still work to do As a sexual health doctor I see a lack of funding threatens the treatment of sexually transmitted infections
Blood contamination has killed 2,400. Why was this disaster ignored for so long? Diana Johnson has long been calling for justice over the NHS’s worst treatment disaster. She writes about the announcement of an inquiry
NHS attended to 9,000 FGM cases in England last year, report reveals Report reveals slight drop on figures from 2016 – but Royal College of Nursing says number is not falling fast enough