Health

Injections to plump up the skin are a "crisis waiting to happen" and should be prescription-only, a UK review of cosmetic procedures recommends.

• Q&A: Cosmetic review
• Why are procedures so popular?
• 'I noticed hard lumps in my lips'
• 'Ban non-medics from giving Botox'

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Walk-to-burn-calorie menu 'diet aid'

Menus displaying the exercise needed to burn calories in meals can help people consume less, a US study suggests.

• Menu calorie counts 'beneficial'
• Atkins and the battle over carbs
• Who, What, Why: Can foods have negative calories?
• Health Explained: What is a calorie? Watch

HIV 'could stop within a generation'

The spread of HIV in England could be halted within a generation, according to a new prevention campaign.

• HIV baby 'cured' by treatment
• HIV levels in gay men 'not falling'

• Tetris video game 'fixes lazy eye'

  Canadian doctors say they have found an inventive way to treat lazy eye - playing the video game Tetris.
  

• Struggling hospitals 'lose patients'

  Patients are getting lost in UK hospitals because they are constantly being moved from ward to ward amid pressures on A&E units, nurses say.
  

• South Sudan army 'killed nurses'

• Glaxo accused of market 'abuse'

• Nurses 'warned off' whistle-blowing

• Medical misadventure in Savita case

• Six-doctor Irish abortion law 'myth'

• France breast implants trial begins

• Nurses 'drowning in paperwork'