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Half of people in the UK are living in constant or regular pain, research has found.

The hospitality sector has called for a ‘test and release’ scheme that would allow them to stay open.

Obesity was a growing problem even before the pandemic, but the links between being overweight and poorer outcomes from a...

A leading government health official has praised OH's response to the pandemic.

Many have pressed for long Covid to be classified as an occupational disease, which could enable compensation claims. But this might not be a straightforward decision.

How managers can gain a better understanding of the unique mental health challenges that may be faced by ethnic minority employees

People with long Covid should be able to access occupational health to aid the return to work, the Society of Occupational Medicine has said.

Study shows upgrading the face masks issued to frontline health workers can reduce Covid-19 infection by up to 100%.

HM Revenue & Customs made five arrests and carried out more than 7,300 investigations into suspected abuse of the furlough scheme.

A think tank has warned of ‘dangerous complacency’ as the government prepares to scale back its Job Retention Scheme from Thursday 1 July.

What is 'executive dysfunction' and how might it affect a person's ability to work? Suzanne Trask explains.

Aviva study also finds that most people are neglecting their physical health because of work demands.

More than two million adults in England may have had long Covid, a study has suggested.

As businesses tentatively begin to think about Covid ‘recovery’ from the autumn onwards, occupational health could have a pivotal role...

An NHS receptionist who lost her job after telling her employer she was scared of working in a public-facing role...