High blood pressure is one of the most common illnesses in the UK. However, without regular testing it is difficult to detect. David Butler explains
As people's lifestyles change, providers are having to rethink their understated life expectancy forecasts and accomodate for a longer-living population. Ian Owen reports
As mental health problems rise employers must improve their staff support infrastructure to ensure issues are addressed and employees kept in work. Dr Les Smith investigates
With a large number of advisers not fully understanding the new ABI amendments more must be done to highlight the forthcoming changes. Samantha Downes reports
Financial services sectors have largely embraced technology but the PMI industry is still lagging behind, says Stephen Wynne-Jones
As healthy prospects are predicted for group PMI, Johanna Gornitzki explores the relatively unchartered territory of SMEs and what hurdles lie ahead for employers
The consequences arising from declinature decisions in critical illness claims can be devastating for the policyholder. Alison Turner-Holmes investigates
While half of all sufferers make a full recovery, the remainder can have permanent lung problems. Vanessa Leyland lists the tell-tale signs of sarcoidosis
While some sell MPPI as IP, Stephen Clowes argues that they are in fact two vastly different products that complement each other but should never substitute one another
With the ABI and BMA striking a new deal on GP reports, will it speed up the underwriting process, asks Kirstie Redford