By removing photos of childbirth, Facebook is censoring powerful female images

Milli Hill: Birth is a fundamental feminist issue right now - women’s bodies should not be sanitised. Facebook should let us see it as it is

Wisdom2.0: it came for our heartbeats, now Google wants our souls

Tech companies are embracing mindfulness to help staff deal with stress - and help seize back control from the gadgets that have taken over our lives. By Carole Cadwalladr

Germany ponders ground-breaking law to combat work-related stress

Draft proposal states employees should be protected from being 'permanently reachable by modern means of communication'

There’s no peace from the purveyors of corporate mindfulness

Barney Ronay: Notebook: With a high-end conference, tech-based aids and endless books on mindfulness, it’s become yet another heavily marketed measure of lifestyle adequacy

Apple Watch has designs on health industry – but is it good for doctors?

The new Apple Watch comes with health apps and has an NHS partner – but will the right patients benefit? By Sarah Boseley and Alex Hern

Mapping our lives: the importance of lifelong health studies

Frankie Mullin: Longitudinal health studies follow subjects from ‘womb to tomb’ to create a fingerprint of a healthy human. And there is one thing that has a huge impact on our wellbeing

‘Sleep trackers made me far more interested in my sleep’

Motion-sensing sleep monitors vary in comfort and accuracy, with a few annoying habits for bed fellows, our writer finds

Sleep sensors: waking up to the need to study our night’s rest

Many people are turning to fitness trackers to help boost the health benefits of better sleep

If you do it, flaunt it. Sharing your exercise routine is no bad thing

Rupert Myers: Runners are worryingly keen to upload their penis-shaped jogging routes – but at least they’re less tedious than snaps of babies or posh food

Siesta app comes to custom’s rescue as Spaniards lose the urge to snooze

SiestApp promises to leave users more rested than after a normal nap as figures show only 10% of Spaniards find time for a siesta