Wellbeing & Mental Health

While NHS dentists are making some progress in clearing treatment backlogs, the pandemic has continued to have a devastating impact on the numbers of people accessing treatment. And though companies appear to...

The workforce could lose millions of female employees unless more is done to support women with menstrual and menopausal health symptoms, according to research from Simplyhealth and the Chartered Institute for Personnel...

Rates of personal wellbeing in the UK are lower than pre-pandemic levels for the year up to March 2023, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).  At the start of the...

Knowing we all need some stress to function, that stress stems from uncertainty, and when to seek help are just some of the most important lessons advisers have learned about dealing with...

Dai-ichi Life and YuLife have begun a pilot implementation of the YuLife wellbeing model in Japan. The model offers a variety of health and wellness services including the YuLife app and online...

A third of organisations do not have a clear process in place for handling employee wellbeing concerns despite an increase in such enquiries. This is according to research from fintech start-up Mintago...

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has downgraded its rating for Doctor Care Anywhere, which provides services for Axa Health’s private medical insurance (PMI) customers, to requires improvement. The regulator downgraded Doctor Care...

Less than a quarter of UK line managers would go out of their way to explain to a colleague with a long-term health condition, such as cancer, their workplace rights, according Working...

The ongoing neglect of women's health at work is costing UK plc to the tune of £20.2bn a year. This is according to a report from Axa Health in partnership with the...

Worries about the cost of living and health and medical problems rank among the leading contributors to Britons enduring a bad night's sleep, according to research from Aviva. The research conducted among...