Britain's oldest cleaner will return to work on Monday after breaking her hip.

A devastated mum has told how doctors dismissed her son's brain tumour as an ear infection multiple times.

Top NHS officials have been summoned to a public meeting to explain what is being done to prevent more deaths of newborns.

Students and university staff have been told work and research in China has been suspended after a virus outbreak.

A GP has announced the closure of his practice, which will see thousands of patients having to register elsewhere.

Patients, staff and vistors to a hospital are being forced to block others in just to find a space.

As concerns are raised about some of the latest dietary trends we asked health experts in Kent for their views on seven of the most popular.

More than 20 maternity cases at a hospital trust are being investigated in the wake of baby Harry Richford’s inquest.

A cancer patient has called in lawyers over claims the treatment she received which left her unable to have children could have been avoided.

A supermarket has recalled thousands of jars of baby food and whipped them off shelves after fears a batch may harm youngsters if they eat it.

After a dad-of-four took his own life, his devastated wife has shared her tragic experience in the hope of helping others.

Health bosses are calling on a company hoping to build 350 homes to cough up more than £250,000 to support stretched GP surgeries.

A coroner has ruled today that baby Harry Richford and his parents were "failed" and that his death was "wholly avoidable".

A Japanese film crew has visited Kent to speak to a British ex-serviceman about his experiences with radiation on Christmas Island.

The first phase of a garden project has been completed after tens of thousands of pounds were donated.

A 20-year-old could have been left with life-changing complications after she got meningitis.

The spread of a deadly virus which is already believed to have reached the UK is concerning, says a Kent expert.

An investigation has revealed a number of babies might still be alive had standards of maternity care been higher.

The dad of a 24-year-old who died after taking part in a swimming challenge has called for more education around the condition which killed him.

Buckets were placed on the floor of a food hall and part of it was forced to close after sewage was thought to be dripping on to the shop floor.