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Social media posts allege fire services’ response was hampered by coronavirus restrictions
Older affluent workers are leaving Britain’s labour force — employers and the government must get them back
Addenbrooke’s seeks to tackle problems facing the health service with both low and high-tech advances
Sadiq Khan to introduce £110mn scrappage scheme to encourage trading in of dirty vehicles
Economic and social costs are climbing but Beijing has failed to offer a way out of endless lockdowns
Adverse trends in wellbeing are contributing to flatlining productivity in the UK
Wealthier societies are increasingly troubled by the afflictions of people who live alone — and the young suffer more
Anjana Ahuja selects her must-read titles
Rising cases in Guangzhou indicate a widening gap between official guidance and reality
There is no evidence that an individual is worse off for having avoided earlier infection
Harsh response from investors is a sign of wider reappraisal of digital health market
Country sticks to zero-Covid policy, with almost 28,000 new infections reported
Global supply chain disruptions could exceed those experienced in the past year
Ill, overstretched staff are increasingly struggling to get treatment from an ill, overstretched service
Ali Parsa seeks to pivot UK digital healthcare service following share price drop of 90% since Spac deal
Many countries are struggling with a rise in the numbers of people reporting problems with anxiety and depression
The Dutch football referee – who retired after officiating the UEFA Euro 2020 final – enjoys Grolsch beer, long rides on his ebike and getting to work with Marco van Basten
The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain
Infrared cameras that can track vital signs are helping nurses prevent injuries and unexpected deaths
Medicines are often given for viral infections such as flu, for which they are useless, but can cause side effects
Eli Lilly seeks approval for weight loss medication as Novo Nordisk battles supply crunch for Wegovy
Biggest shake-up in pharma pricing in decades prompts companies to shelve some potential therapies
She demanded action after exposing one of the most shocking medical scandals in Ireland’s history
The avian flu outbreak is not the only thing to blame for the current egg shortage
Judge’s decision caps blood-testing company saga that put a spotlight on Silicon Valley start-up culture
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