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The maximum recommended weekly intake of alcohol can be bought for £2.52, according to a new survey.  

General practice in Northern Ireland is "on the edge of a full-blown crisis", a survey suggests.  

The hunt for a cancer cure should be treated with as much urgency as the Ebola outbreak, says US Vice-President Joe Biden.  

A new cancer drug can significantly slow the spread of deadly recurrent breast cancers, a study shows.  

Using DNA from three people to create a baby is safe, according to a major research study, by scientists at the Wellcome Trust Centre at Newcastle University.  

England women's wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor talks about her battle with anxiety, which has made her take a break from cricket to seek treatment.  

A man who was left paralysed after a car accident walks for the first time in four years thanks to a bionic exoskeleton.  

Hannah Kara, 21, speaks about the social anxiety she has suffered, as a global review reveals women are nearly twice as likely to experience anxiety as men.  

Scientists in the United States are trying to grow human organs inside pigs.  

Actor Michael J Fox has praised Muhammad Ali for his work in fighting Parkinson's disease, a medical condition they both suffered from.  

A great-grandfather becomes one of the first in the UK to be treated for a stroke, using stem cells.  

Researchers say that only 0.5% of weight-loss apps have been developed by a certified health organisation or university.  

Anxiety disorders need more research and women are nearly twice as likely to be affected as men, a global review by University of Cambridge scientists finds.  

The firm which produces an electromagnetic pulse machine has dismissed claims from entertainer Noel Edmonds that it "tackles cancer".  

Vital care services for older and disabled people in England are still at risk - despite government attempts to protect the sector, care leaders say.  

A look at how the different parts of the UK provide care to older people.  

As we live longer and with council budgets tight, the care system that supports us in our later years is under increasing pressure. Find out the costs you might face.  

Working out how much exercise it would take to burn off calories from food would be easier if labelling was changed, says Shirley Cramer of the Royal Society of Public Health.  

Rats, dogs and cows are just some of the animals that are advancing the diagnosis and treatment of disease in humans.  

A major medical emergency has never occurred on the International Space Station - but what would happen if it did?