Wellbeing

Research by Pregnant Then Screwed highlights the discrimination faced by women undergoing infertility treatment.

Exposure to air pollution can harm health throughout the whole course of a person’s life, a study has argued, affecting...

The decision in early 2021 to delay people’s second Covid-19 jabs saved thousands of lives.

The right communications strategy is necessary to engage all employees with a company's health and wellbeing strategy.

The UK needs a national plan to remove asbestos from all public and commercial buildings, the TUC has said.

After often fierce debate during the pandemic, a consensus emerged that Covid-19 is predominantly transmitted through the air. But new...

The UK is in the grip of a “rapidly escalating diabetes crisis”, with the number of people living with diabetes...

Care home staff often worked extra hours without extra pay during the pandemic, new research has found.

Unions accuse the Department for Education of sitting on a report that showed that one in four teachers' workloads exceed 60 hours per week

One million smokers are to be encouraged by the government to swap cigarettes for vaping under a new “swap to...

Employers risk losing staff if they fail to acknowledge and support them with the psychological impact of menopause.

Gig economy workers are more likely to report health issues like insomnia, headaches, and stomach issues, according to research.

Taking short breaks from work might actually increase mental fatugue, a study has found.

Firefighters are regularly exposed to PFAS ‘forever’ chemicals in firefighting foam, a report from the Health and Safety Executive has argued.

An investigation into sexual misconduct at the CBI is being expanded following further allegations from female employees.