| 00:34:53 | ◀︎ | VIDEO: Doctors take action over pensions | |
| 06:45:00 | ◀︎ | Doctors defend strike in letter | |
| 07:18:20 | ◀︎ | Alcohol sensors 'in every car' | |
| 07:32:52 | ◀︎ | Gonorrhoea cases soar in England | |
| 09:49:30 | ◀︎ | Long A&E waits 'rising steeply' | |
| 09:50:34 | ◀︎ | 'Touchless' technology in surgery | |
| 11:05:22 | ◀︎ | Half a unit a day 'saves lives ' | |
| 11:35:17 | ◀︎ | AUDIO: Is addiction a disease? | |
| 14:16:34 | ◀︎ | VIDEO: New technique to boost lung transplants | |
| 20:21:17 | ◀︎ | Lower pay for NHS staff suggested | |
| 21:21:20 | ◀︎ | Paralysed rats 'learn to walk' |
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31/05/12 00:34
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Doctors will stop providing non-urgent care for a day next month in the first industrial action by the profession for nearly 40 years.
31/05/12 06:45
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Doctors have reassured patients safety will not be at risk during a day of planned industrial action in June - the profession's first strike for nearly 40 years.
31/05/12 07:18
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Alcohol sensors should be in every car to cut drink-related road deaths and injuries, says the government's former chief drugs advisor.
31/05/12 07:32
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The number of newly diagnosed cases of gonorrhoea in England soared by 25% in 2011 amid fears that the sexual infection is becoming untreatable.
31/05/12 09:49
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Long waits in A&E units in England have started rising "steeply", hitting their highest level for seven years, an analysis suggests.
31/05/12 09:50
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Doctors in London are trialling "touchless" gaming technology to help them carry out delicate surgery.
31/05/12 11:05
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Around 4600 lives could be saved in England by reducing alcohol intake to just half a unit a day, say experts.
31/05/12 11:35
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Should addiction be treated as a disease? Former Alcoholics Anonymous member and Daily Telegraph writer Damian Thompson who has written a new book on the subject debates the issue with Colin Blakemore, professor of neuroscience at Oxford University.