Health

Work is on track at the new Papworth Hospital on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus site for what will be one of the largest heart and lung specialist hospitals in Europe.

Mental health trust and NSPCC say there is growing demand for services

Dr Melina Schuh is exploring why older women find it harder to fall pregnant

After losing his wife, Cambridge entrepreneur is determined his breath test device will make a difference

Prof Hannon is an expert in cancer biology and genes and will follow Prof Simon Tavaré

Climatologist Professor John Turner of British Antarctic Survey explains what new climate change data tells us

Donate and enjoy a breakfast with Stagecoach

For many lucky people who have never been hospitalised, the popular image of hospitals is a glamorous one, as portrayed on hit television shows like Casualty, Grey’s Anatomy and House.

A collection of maps of the human body will act as an open resource to aid medical research and help diagnose disease.

Collaboration could help identify potential therapeutic targets for prostate and breast cancers.

The Cambridge Independent is campaigning to raise £100,000 with Cancer Research UK to pay for trials at Addenbrooke'.

With 36.7 million living with HIV across the world, there is a pressing need for a vaccine. But so far, one that offers lasting protection has eluded scientists.

Actor and writer Morwenna Banks will be among those supporting the fundraiser.

Papworth Hospital to become the first in the East of England to get royal status.

The pharmacy is the beating heart at the centre of Addenbrooke's Hospital, and is responsible for reducing pain, fighting infections and improving the quality of life of patients.

Isabelle Rosamond wants to stop the stigma surrounding the disease.

It is already killing an estimated 700,000 annually - and it's predicted to get worse. But Dr Heather Fairhead of Phico Therapeutics may have uncovered a solution.

Like an army on guard, our immune system is fighting off new threats to us daily. So how is cancer able to develop? And how can we use the body's own defences to defeat it?

Taking 1.2 million calls a year, the contact centre at Addenbrooke's is one busy place - and it's fundamental to the smooth running of the hospital.

A student at The Leys School who has faced a lifetime of health challenges is helping other young people to cope with long stays in hospital.