Is work making you sick? Here are 10 ways to feel better
If you’re locked on to your screen, eating at your desk and drinking too much, you need to take control of your work habits – and get your life back
Assisted dying: how does it work in a Dutch end-of-life clinic?
In the Netherlands, assisted suicide is legal – and not just for those with terminal illnesses. At one clinic in The Hague, anyone with ‘unbearable suffering’ can be given the relief they seek
The race to remove toxic chemicals from ‘mission critical’ systems
While consumer electronics companies have made headway removing harmful chemicals from their products, doing the same with tech used in hospitals, banks and airplanes has posed a greater challengeOffice sustainability challenges: send us your tips, tales and secrets from the front lines
Do lung cancer scans deter smokers from giving up?
Getting the ‘all clear’ can provide false reassurance – meanwhile, positive results can lead to needless investigations
Start school day at 11am to let students sleep in, says expert
Paul Kelley says young people are losing 10 hours’ sleep a week, and calls for 8.30am starts for primary pupils and 10 or 11am for teenagers
‘What’s a uterus?’ Health illiteracy could be the death of us
As a doctor I meet women who believe gynaecological cancer can be caused by promiscuity, and people who don’t know how to take their pills. Education is the remedy
Gynaecological cancer: ‘women are literally dying of embarrassment’
If my patient had come a few months ealier, she would have been cured with a simple operation
Child health subject to ‘shocking’ postcode lottery, says charity
National Children’s Bureau report shows under-fives in poor areas of England are far likelier to suffer bad health – but some locations buck the trend
Mediterranean diet ‘as effective as statins’ in reducing heart attack risk
Leading doctors call on medical bodies such as Nice to do more to promote healthy lifestyles rather than relying on cardiovascular drugs
London HIV clinic that revealed patients’ names faces legal action
Hundreds of cases likely to be brought in wake of data breach, claims lawyer