Cancer

Four in 10 men have put off seeing a doctor about a health concern or have had a health check...

Professional drivers face a greater risk of cancer because they are regularly being exposed to “hazardous” levels of diesel emissions...

Hundreds of thousands of manufacturing workers with health conditions that can be exacerbated by poor air quality are being exposed...

MPs have said there is a ‘compelling case’ for weekly testing of NHS staff to stop the health service becoming...

The sheer expertise and excellence on display meant our judges had an extremely difficult job coming to a decision. But...

Occupational Health & Wellbeing’s Professor Anne Harriss is the first non-physician to assume the presidency of SOM, the Society of...

Awareness of asbestos risk and the possibility of a mesothelioma diagnosis should be added to the mandatory training for new...

Once again, the quality and calibre of entries for this year’s Occupational Health & Wellbeing Awards has been both inspiring...

Screening women in their forties for breast cancer could save hundreds of lives each year and would not lead to...

As work slowly returns to something resembling normality post-pandemic, occupational health will have an important role to play in encouraging...

People with cancer could face a tough choice between health or finances if employers force them to return to the workplace.

Almost two-thirds of outdoor workers say their employer does not do enough to help protect them against non-melanoma skin cancer...

One in 10 UK organisations (9%) do not consider it their responsibility to offer financial, practical or emotional support to...

Almost half (47%) of employees would feel uncomfortable about telling their employer about a health concern during the coronavirus pandemic,...

Employers are being urged to promote health and wellbeing benefits, especially those that offer remote consultations, as a way to...