From: SKY News on Tue, Sep 15 2009 2:23 AM

New research suggests many women with ovarian cancer are facing diagnosis delays, despite reporting symptoms to their GP. Sky’s Michelle May reports.

From: SKY News on Sun, Sep 13 2009 6:19 AM

10,000s of demonstrators have marched through Washington to protest against Barack Obama’s healthcare reforms. They're accusing him of leading the country down the road to socialism .

From: SKY News on Tue, Sep 08 2009 7:08 AM

David Cameron has been forced to defend the NHS after one of his own MEPs criticised it on American television. Daniel Hannan told Fox News that he wouldn’t wish the service "on anyone" and said the NHS should be dismantled. Sky's Alastair Bunkall reports

From: SKY News on Fri, Sep 04 2009 11:54 AM

Doctors are warning that binge drinking is putting a massive strain on the NHS. 70% of people taken to casualty on a Saturday night now arrive under the influence of alcohol. Sky’s Katie Stallard has been following an A&E team in Cornwall.

From: SKY News on Thu, Sep 03 2009 7:54 PM

Nearly half of all teenagers know someone who has suffered mental health problems as a result of using cannabis according to new government research, and many said they felt pressured to try the drug. Sky’s Richard Suchet reports.

From: SKY News on Wed, Sep 02 2009 7:47 AM

One in six Britons are so lazy they’d rather watch a television programme they don't enjoy than get out of their chair to change channels, according to a survey, which has crowned Glasglow as the laziest UK city. Sky's Rona Dougall reports.

From: SKY News on Tue, Sep 01 2009 4:55 AM

A doctor in Iraq has told Sky News that more and more children are being born with deformities in Fallujah, a city heavily bombed by the US in 2004. WARNING: Lisa Holland’s report contains images of sick youngsters which some will find distressing.

From: SKY News on Thu, Aug 13 2009 8:51 AM

A Chesterfield teenager whose meningitis was misdiagnosed as swine flu has told Sky News she had to pretend she had taken an overdose of pills so that emergency services would take her to hospital. Gemma Drury spoke to David Crabtree.

From: SKY News on Tue, Aug 11 2009 4:13 PM

Barack Obama’s honeymoon period appears to be coming to an end in the US as polls show his ratings have fallen to their lowest point yet. The reason could be the trillion dollar price tag for his proposed healthcare reforms. Sky's Greg Milam reports.

From: SKY News on Tue, Aug 11 2009 4:04 PM

The Royal College of Nursing has dropped its opposition to assisted suicide and is taking a 'neutral' stance on the issue. Sky’s Sara Merchant reports.

From: SKY News on Sat, Aug 08 2009 9:37 PM

Health Secretary Andy Burnham is warning that panic about swine flu could bring the NHS to breaking point. Sky’s Laura Bundock is at a tamiflu distribution centre in Ealing, West London.

From: SKY News on Fri, Aug 07 2009 8:35 PM

An Iraqi boy has been given a second chance of life after British surgeons removed a huge tumour from his face. Three-year-old Saif Basim had been given just months to live. Holly Williams reports.

From: SKY News on Sat, Aug 01 2009 1:26 PM

Doctors say intensive care units could be overwhelmed by the increasing number of swine flu cases. A critically ill pregnant woman with the disease had to be flown to Sweden for specialist treatment. Holly Williams reports.

From: SKY News on Sat, Jul 25 2009 8:14 AM

Barack Obama’s honeymoon period appears to be coming to an end in the US as polls show his ratings have fallen to their lowest point yet. The reason could be the trillion dollar price tag for his proposed healthcare reforms. Sky's Greg Milam reports.

From: SKY News on Thu, Jul 23 2009 2:11 PM

Sky’s Holly Williams puts to the test a new phone and internet service designed to speed access to drugs to treat Swine Flu. More than 1,500 people have been employed to run the scheme but there are concerns about the level of training they've received.

From: SKY News on Thu, Jul 23 2009 1:11 PM

A Chesterfield teenager whose meningitis was misdiagnosed as swine flu has told Sky News she had to pretend she had taken an overdose of pills so that emergency services would take her to hospital. Gemma Drury spoke to David Crabtree.

From: SKY News on Mon, Jul 13 2009 5:53 PM

A six-year-old girl and a family doctor are the latest people to die after contracting swine flu in the UK. More tests are being carried out but both are believed to have been healthy before they died. Sky’s Victoria Gatenby reports.

From: SKY News on Sun, Jul 12 2009 9:49 AM

The family of Jacqueline Fleming, the first person to die from Swine Flu in Europe, say they are absolutely devastated. The 38-year-old mother of three died in hospital in Paisley two weeks after giving birth prematurely. Sky’s Thomas Moore reports.

From: SKY News on Sat, Jul 11 2009 4:48 PM

Doctors in South Africa are finding it hard to contain a dangerous new strain of tuberculosis which is resistant to many drugs. The worst-affected area is around the Western Cape. Sky’s Africa correspondent Emma Hurd reports.

From: SKY News on Tue, Jul 07 2009 9:42 PM

A lawyer for the Jackson family has said they were concerned about the prescription drugs that Michael had taken for dancing-related injuries. The US singer died in hospital after suffering cardiac arrest at his LA home. Sky’s Greg Milam reports.