Coronavirus

People who experience long Covid following only a mild bout of Covid-19 are likely to see their symptoms resolve within a year.

Millions of often working-age people across the UK are still experiencing long-term, potentially debilitating, health symptoms following a Covid-19 infection...

An employee who lost his job for refusing to work during the pandemic, claiming his workplace posed a ‘serious and...

A rehabilitation programme based on a gradual or paced increase in physical activity has shown “exciting” results in helping people...

Racism has been the “fundamental cause” of Covid-19 vaccination hesitancy among ethnic minority groups, a study from Manchester University has...

A care home operator had the right to dismiss employees who refused to be vaccinated against Covid-19, an employment tribunal has ruled.

ONS data shows long Covid is leading to a surge of people falling out of work, taking early retirement or on long-term sick leave.

Research finds NHS hospitals could cut sickness absence and Covid-19 infections by permanently switching from surgical masks to FFP3 masks.

More than 100,000 workers went down with Covid-19 in the past year which they believed they contracted in the workplace,...

The TUC has joined the organisations calling for long Covid to be recognised as a disability under the Equality Act...

Workers who suffer from five identified Covid-19 complications should receive Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit, it's recommended.

People at the start of their careers were most likely to feel stressed about work during the early months of the pandemic, a study has concluded.

New X-ray technology can identify the damage that severe Covid-19 can inflict on the lungs, including the 'microclots' often associated with long Covid.

The experience of the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a 'significant' decline in confidence in vaccines generally, a study has suggested.

More than three-quarters of people with long Covid have had to stop, pause, reduce or change their work, finds Indeed.