Occupational Health

The NHS is to roll out targeted community and mobile lung screening to anyone aged over 55 who has a...

High levels of obesity and diabetes contributed to the UK having a “bad outcome” from Covid-19, the official inquiry into...

There have been nearly 100,000 more deaths involving heart conditions and stroke than usual in England since the pandemic began.

Barely one in 10 of disabled employees (9%) reports having had a positive experience of occupational health, a damning report has concluded.

Three in five employees say their mental health has declined this year as a result of workplace stress – and...

Breast cancer mortality rates have gone down by two-thirds (66%) in the past two decades, and now more than 90%...

With much of England experiencing sweltering temperatures in the past few days, and more set to come later this week,...

More than a quarter of patients on antidepressants in England, or about two million people, have been taking them for five years.

New standards have been launched for SEQOHS, the occupational health accreditation scheme, which will come into effect from November.
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Almost half of UK employees (43%) feel stressed about everyday life, with a combination of work pressures (61%), toxic cultures...

One in eight (12%) employers do not have support mechanisms in place for injured workers or staff with illnesses, according to research.

Men can be ‘hard to reach’ when it comes to mental health. Yet, if initiatives are targeted better, men will engage, writes Emily Pearson.

A resource for adults who have, or suspect they may have, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been published.

The NHS’ network of ‘community diagnostic centres’ (CDCs) has now carried out some four million health checks, tests and scans...

Many people struggle to recover their lives after meningitis – including trying to stay in work – because they fail...