Non-communicable disease blog posts
Understanding the value of Occupational Health
The Department for Work and Pensions’ Work and Health Unit has teamed up with Ipsos MORI to conduct two pieces […]
Read moreHow can occupational health help people to stay in work?
As the working population gets older, Jane Edbrooke – Head of Communications and Policy at the Faculty of Occupational Medicine […]
Read moreWhat can employers do to support staff going through the menopause?
Dr Vanessa Beck (University of Bristol), Professor Jo Brewis (The Open University) and Dr Andrea Davies (University of Leicester) are […]
Read moreDragon Cafe in the City programme, 17th May (Mental Health Awareness Week)
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Read moreKeeping an ageing workforce young
(This article originally featured in City Matters newspaper, 2nd – 15th August) As we look to the future, it’s no […]
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Why sleep is a key pillar of staff health and performance
Sleep is undoubtedly a “hot topic” at the moment. The reason? Too many of us simply aren’t achieving sufficient good […]
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Climbing a mountain every day
In April 2016 the City of London Corporation established CityWell, our comprehensive employee health and wellbeing programme. Since the launch, […]
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Official launch of Circulate: Barts Charity heart health network
On 25 November, Barts Charity welcomed over 120 guests from neighbouring businesses located in the City of London, to the […]
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Why walking to work can fight Vitamin D deficiency, diabetes and cancer
Walking has many benefits to our health, less frequently discussed though is how much it helps us remain positive and […]
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