The government is not on track to meet its own targets for getting more people in England walking and cycling...
Musculoskeletal disorders
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Robotics technologies have the potential to transform health and safety as well as efficiency within the workplace, but fears they...
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Occupational health professionals have an opportunity to highlight to the government the value of return to work as a health...
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There is very little scientific proof that being prescribed antidepressants will help people with long-term chronic pain, a study has suggested.
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Employers should use National Walking Month to help employees overcome perceived barriers to exercise and collectively become less sedentary.
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A study into a tool that encourages workers to self-manage their back pain has yielded some interesting results.
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The Budget on Wednesday is expected to be accompanied by a Health and Disability White Paper, which will outline government...
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A body representing physiotherapists has issued a warning about platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection training courses, suggesting that one-day courses are insufficient.
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Increasingly sedentary working lives in the wake of the pandemic has left eight out of 10 Britons struggling with ‘pandemic posture’, according to a survey.
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A nurse-led support service claims it has seen referrals for cancer and musculoskeletal problems leap by almost a fifth over...
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Why so many workers are suffering musculoskeletal disorders and how can employers support them?
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Anticipated ‘legacy’ benefits of increased adult participation in sports and exercise from the 2012 London Olympics and Paralympics have failed to materialise.
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Even before the current freezing weather, more than four out of 10 people felt the cost-of-living crisis was affecting their...
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As 2023 approaches, employers will be considering the common health and wellbeing issues facing employees and how their organisation can...
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A Welsh health board has been fined after it ignored pleas from its occupational health department to risk-assess employees for hand-arm vibration syndrome.