Britain's Oldest Sex Change: NHS Surgery Transforms James into Ruth at 81
Ruth says her only regret following the sex change surgery is that NHS surgeons didn't give her bigger boobs.
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Israelis and Palestinians Unite to Combat Ebola Outbreak
Proposals include Israel training Palestinian and Jordanian medical staff on advanced epidemiology.
NHS has 'Robust Plans' To Cope with First Nursing Strike in 30 Years
England's chief nursing officer says NHS will cope on Monday when members of six unions walkout in a pay row.
Investigation Launched as 'Breach of Protocol' Results in Second US Ebola Infection
Healthcare worker involved in care for first US victim at Dallas hospital tests positive for Ebola despite wearing full protective gear
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Ebola: Health Chief Warns UK Could Expect First Ebola Cases in Months
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says he is confident Britain is ready to handle any cases of the disease.
New York's JFK Airport Launches Ebola Passenger Screening
JFK becomes first US airport to implement Ebola screening for passengers arriving from West Africa.
Ebola: Number of Cases is Doubling Every Three Weeks, Warns UN
Global response to pandemic needs to be '20 times greater' than it was at the start of October
Ebola Outbreak Photos: US Troops Arrive in Liberia Where More Than 2,200 People Have Died
Liberia has been hit hardest by the Ebola outbreak with the country recording more than 2,200 deaths.
VIDEO: What Happens if You Joke About Having Ebola on a Plane
American man escorted off flight by medics in protective suits after joking about having virus and coughing.
Ebola Virus: Briton who Died in Macedonia Did Not Travel to Ebola Afflicted Countries
A Macedonian government spokesman said that he could not confirm that Ebola was the cause of death of the British man.
World Mental Health Day: 'Living with Schizophrenia' Theme for 2014
World Mental Health Day, set up by the Mental Health Foundation, is celebrated on 10 October
University of California Launches First Ever Online Abortion Course
The course covers 'Abortion stigma, aspiration abortion and restrictions that make safe abortion care inaccessible to women.'
Canines Carrying Ebola Virus Can't Infect Humans
World Organisation for Animal Health says there is no scientific evidence that domestic animals can transmit the disease to humans.
Ebola: 'Briton Dies in Macedonia after Showing Disease Symptoms'
Government officials in Macedonia say UK national suspected of having Ebola has died
Ebola Outbreak: Why do People Eat Bat Meat?
Scientists examine what drives the consumption of bat meat in Ghana.
G-Spot a Scientific Fraud: Vaginal Orgasms Don't Exist, Says New Study
The Truth About Female Orgasms: Look to the Clitoris, Not the Vagina
Grapefruit Juice 'Could Aid Weight Loss and Improve Blood Sugar Levels'
The health benefits of grapefruit have been explored in depth using a controlled experience on mice.
Ebola Dog Excalibur: Police and Protesters Clash in Madrid as Nurse's Pet is Euthanised
Protesters and police clash as authorities remove Excalibur, a dog owned by nurse who has Ebola.
Ebola: UK Airports Pressured to Screen all Passengers for Deadly Virus
Tests could involve no-touch temperature taking and personal questions about contact with people abroad
British Judge Rules Against Force-Feeding Anorexic Woman
The chronically ill woman made an impassioned plea for her treatement to be withdrawn so she could enjoy her final days.
Blind People Have Four Times as Many Nightmares as Sighted People, Study Finds
Danish sleep scientists have discovered that a quarter of blind people's dreams are nightmares.
Ebola: First American Patient Thomas Eric Duncan Dies as US 'to Check Passengers for Fever'
US border guards to observe incoming travellers for deadly virus symptoms
Dementia Detected 'Before Symptoms Appear' with MRI Brain Scan Biomarker
Arterial spin labeling, a type of MRI scan, could serve as biomarker in early diagnosis of dementia.
Ebola Outbreak Will Cost Africa's Economy $32.6bn by 2016
World Bank: financial impact could total billions by the end of next year if disease not contained
How Stem Cells Can Treat Life-Threatening Diseases
YouGov research found a lack of public awareness as regards to life-saving stem cell transplants.
Ebola Outbreak: Asian Aid Workers Risk it All to Help Victims in Worst Affected Sierra Leone
Religious volunteers ready to serve Ebola-affected and support efforts of governments and aid agencies.
Three Cigarettes a Day Increase Risk of Oral Cancer-Trigger HPV by One Third
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health study shows link between tobacco and oral HPV-16
Medicine: Antibiotic Resistance Aided by Presence of Heavy Metals and Drug Residues in Surroundings
Research has shown that the presence of heavy metals and antibiotics in the surroundings can make resistant bacteria stronger.
Ebola Outbreak: Sierra Leone Grave Diggers Strike over Demand for 'Danger Money'
Workers burying Ebola victims in Sierra Leone strike over non-payment of risk allowances
Ebola: Spanish Nurse Teresa Romero Ramos Named as Madrid Virus Sufferer
Teresa Romero Ramos is thought to be the first person outside Africa to contract the disease
London Mining Shares Plunge 80% as Ebola Outbreak Makes Stock Near Worthless
'There will be little or no value remaining in the equity of the company,' said the firm
WHO: Ebola Cases in Europe 'Unavoidable'
Senior WHO official warns that Europe will likely see more cases of Ebola but the continent is well prepared.
Andiamo: Couple Transforming UK Paediatrics With 3D-Printed Orthotics for Disabled Children
Using 3D-scanning and printing, Naveed and Samiya Parvez want to reduce waiting times for orthotics from 13 weeks to 48 hours.
Dengue Fever Costing India 'As Much as its National Space Programme'
Study finds six million cases annually, 282 higher than previously estimated
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