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Rising costs connected to mental health treatment are a major concern for the international private medical insurance sector with online counselling sessions now hitting $200 per hour in some cases, Health &...

The deadline is approaching for advisers to enter The UK Health & Protection Awards 2026. The closing date for entries is 22 May and entries can be submitted on the Awards website....

The growth potential of the Latin America international private medical insurance (IPMI) market is what excites World of America CEO Lourdes Peters. Speaking at Health & Protection’s Global Mobility and Health Summit...

The number of people waiting to start NHS treatment in England fell to 7.10 million people in March 2026, down from 7.22 million in the previous month, according to official data.  It...

Technological innovation is diagnosing cancer earlier, improving outcomes for patients and cutting costs, Health & Protection’s Global Mobility & Health Summit heard. Dr Kathryn Oakland, medical director clinical service lines at HCA...

Asking questions in the right way is vital to reducing non-disclosure from people who are using or have used weight loss drugs. This is according to Adam Strange, life and health research...

International private medical insurers and healthcare providers have been warned the sector is 'very much under attack' by cyber criminals. As a result, insurers have been urged to ensure direct threat intelligence...

The global high-net worth population is changing and so are their needs, Health & Protection’s Health & Protection’s Global Mobility and Health Summit has heard. Cigna Healthcare head of individual broker sales...

Stamp collecting played a key role in the development of the first international private medical insurance (IPMI) policy, according to Per Bay Jørgensen, owner of Bay Consult International. Jorgensen, seen as the...

Iberia, Switzerland and Asia are emerging hubs for expats seeking to relocate from the Middle East due to the current conflict engulfing the region. This is according to Mads Weddell-Wedellsborg, lecturer in...