All change: how to leave the city and find a new career

As growing numbers abandon London and other expensive cities for a better quality of life, some are using the big move to start their own business

Crisis in Care: Who Cares? review – the horrors of austerity laid bare

This devastating expose met the people in need whose lives are being ruined by government cuts. Anything slashed by two-thirds is no longer fit for purpose

‘I’m such a big fan of the menstrual cycle!’ – the women asking whether it’s possible to have a better period

Exhausted with doctors not taking periods seriously, a new wave of authors is asking whether menstruation can ever be tolerable – even enjoyable

Most of us feel sleepy in the afternoon. Why can’t work fit round that?

Now a third of Britons are sleep-deprived, work should be more flexible, says André Spicer, professor of organisational behaviour at the Cass Business School

The Lynx effect: the deodorant that woke a boy from a coma

A Cumbrian teenager was roused from an unconscious state after smelling the much-maligned body spray

Nurses vote to back decriminalisation of prostitution

Royal College of Nurses to lobby UK government in move to protect sex workers’ health

Limiting screen use for one week may improve teenagers’ sleep – study

Reducing blue light exposure at night may decrease fatigue and mood swings, researchers find

‘She went through torment’: parents criticise Bristol over student suicide

Margaret and Robert Abrahart speak of their frustration at trying to find out how their daughter came to kill herself

Neglect by mental health trust led to Bristol student’s suicide

Coroner rules Avon and Wiltshire trust failed in the care of Natasha Abrahart

One in three UK teenagers ‘ashamed of their body’

Findings prompt calls for weight loss ads to be vetted and social media firms to pay levy