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In a bid to tackle the growing obesity epidemic - which costs the NHS £4.2 billion a year - public health minister Anne Milton is urging parents to take responsibility for their children's weight.... 
William Brown (pictured) fell victim to a disturbing pattern of medical malpractice where doctors who harm patients in private hospitals ultimately go unpunished. ... 
By allowing only the best eggs or embryos to be selected for IVF, the Oxford University test is expected to slash the odds of miscarriage and greatly boost the chances of a woman having a healthy baby. ... 
Entire families are being unfairly removed from practice lists and barred from making appointments following trivial disagreements with doctors or staff.... 
Melinda Arnold, 34, from Melbourne is so desperate to have a baby she has decided to undergo a womb transplant from her own mother.... 
Officials say those with diabetes, psoriasis or a weak immune system are particularly vulnerable and should not take part in the beauty craze at all. ... 
Many experts believe that, for most of us, supplements are unnecessary. So which ones do medics think are worth taking? ... 
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