From app doctors to big data: five ways tech will shape healthcare
From video conferencing your GP to tracking viral outbreaks of disease, a panel of experts shared insights into the changing face of healthcare
Financial strain on young people is easing, official figures show
Proportion finding it hard to get by has fallen while more are satisfied with their income, says Office for National Statistics
We need to find the courage to talk openly at work about the impact of miscarriage
One in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage, yet talking about the experience remains taboo in many Australian workplaces. It’s time for that to change
Flexible fitness taps into on demand trend among millennials
PayasUgym allows people with busy lifestyles to work out without the hassle of a 12-month membership
UnitedHealth’s Obamacare exit won’t hurt system but is a PR blow, say experts
The practical impact of the US’s largest health insurer quitting insurance exchanges created by Obamacare is small, but it adds fuel to critics’ arguments
Councils might be desperate for cash, but charging parkrun isn’t the solution
I sympathise with hard-up councils – especially as more cuts are coming – but making people pay for parkrun will do more harm than good
When’sa your Dolmio day? ‘Occasionally’, new labels to say
Mars Food’s pasta products, high in sugar and fat, to carry label advising shoppers that food is not for everyday consumption
Post-recession Britons are healthier, better off and living greener lives
National wellbeing snapshot covering period as UK shrugged off financial crisis finds improvements in 17 of its measures
‘There’s nothing wrong with a bit of mould’: chefs on food waste and using leftovers
How important are best-before and use-by dates? Angela Hartnett, Tamal Ray, Ruby Tandoh and Thomasina Miers explain what they bin and what they keep
The sugar tax is a great idea. Why not go after processed foods too?
At long last, there is a plan to improve children’s health, but it must be the start of a more widespread campaign