New research reveals that three-quarters of ill-health related absence and presenteeism in 2018, equating to £61 billion, came from factors such as depression, poor lifestyle choices, and stress, all of which are can be targeted by businesses through health and wellbeing initiatives.
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Musculoskeletal conditions and physical disability might not be cool, but they deserve a bit more respect, so says HI Daily’s editor, David Sawers who gives his view.
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Millions of Britons could improve their health thanks to a new health testing kit. The DNA kit from Bupa highlights how individuals may respond to stress, caffeine, alcohol, and physical activity.
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Canada Life shares its latest cancer research giving an in-depth look at a disease that impacts a staggering one in two of us.
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How can employers meet employee healthcare needs when faced with ever rising costs and tight budgets.
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Bupa Global recently held their annual conference at Somerset House, London. The event updated brokers on new approaches, successes and initiatives including a focus on customer service and investment on digital technology. The stand out part of the event was a panel discussion between three experts in mental health within business who urged a need for wider understanding and acceptance of mental health. In a follow up interview Patrick Watt outlined his personal view and Bupa Global’s approach to mental health.
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Bupa’s SME customers will be offered access to the Babylon app to enable their employees to contact a doctor within minutes, directly from any phone or computer.
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A new international medical insurer is looking to establish themselves in the already thriving UK international medical insurance market. advo meets and interviews two of the main players and asked why they believe they have something different to offer.
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Robotic gait training technology is now available through Bupa in Australia, helping people with various neurological and mobility related conditions.
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Industry protection expert, Alan Lakey believes the UK critical illness market is ‘broken’.
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