Life insurers ‘stigmatising’ HIV-positive customers
Insurance firms accused of loading premiums for HIV-positive people and living in 'dark ages'
Fathers are happier when doing more housework, says study
Report also found men who spend more time with their children and work similar hours to partners are less stressed
How to have fun for free
Everyone's feeling the pinch right now – so how can you afford the finer things in life, from makeup to cinema tickets to holidays?
Cost worries prompt Britons to opt out of medical treatments
Two-thirds of those polled by Health365.com have delayed or cancelled treatment due to concerns over healthcare costs
Equality Act – a health warning for the sick and disabled
The Equality Act brings the UK in line with its competitors, but may not be much good to jobseekers who are disabled or suffering from a medical condition
How do you rank on personal hygiene?
Nothing turns off potential bosses like bad habits, a survey shows. But are they any better themselves?
Social care recipients to control their personal budgets
Government to announce expansion of scheme from November, giving patients total autonomy over payments
Illegal tooth-whitening products still available online despite warnings
Potentially harmful products still available on Amazon and eBay despite agreement to remove listings following a Which? report
Bogus insurance claims hit record high
Figures from the Association of British Insurers reveal that 122,000 fraudulent insurance claims were uncovered last year at a value of £840m
Private health insurance takes a dive
Record numbers are choosing not to renew their policies, report shows