Blogs

Almost one third of UK adults have high blood pressure, however millions don't realise it. Know Your Numbers Week aims to get us all to get our blood pressure taken and to understand the risk factors to keep our hearts and bodies healthy.

Often a misunderstood workplace risk, whole body vibration can cause long-term health issues if not identified properly. Read about potential risks and how employers can limit their workers' exposure.

There are many benefits to engaging an occupational health provider in addition to the obvious need for compliance with health and safety guidance, and the way in which the service introduced into a workplace may have a critical impact on its effectiveness.

We explain the causes of occupational lung disorders, the ways in which employers can reduce or avoid employees’ exposure to hazardous substances, and current health assessment restrictions during the pandemic.

MOHS's Deputy Chief Occupational Health Advisor explains possible causes of workplace skin problems and how to help employees.

As part of Stress Awareness Month, we highlight the symptoms of stress and the importance of creating a work culture supportive of mental health.

Physical inactivity can lead to many health issues and costs the NHS over £1 billion each year. There are things we can all do to improve our activity levels.

April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and an opportunity to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of bowel cancer.

It is more important now than ever before to ensure the wellbeing of employees is at the heart of every organisation's culture, to protect the health of their workforce and the wealth of their business.

Many of us will have experienced a bad night's sleep at some point and will feel the effects the following day. However, if poor or disrupted sleep continues over prolonged periods it can negatively impact our lives in many ways. Read our top tips for improving your sleep.