So you thought you were safe at home …
If the dust mites don't get you, the phthalates or geopathic stress lines might, says Ros Weaver.
Open wide, please – no, not your mouth, your wallet
In the course of their life, the average Briton can expect to spend nearly £15,000 on looking after their teeth - if they have 'gone private'. But British teeth generally are in a mess: the average Briton has lost eight of their 32 adult teeth by the time they turn 45, according to the latest Adult Dental Health Survey.
Second to none
A first-class degree does not guarantee a first-class employee, explains Oliver James.
The killer that lurks beneath
Asbestos in buildings poses the UK's biggest occupational health threat. Nick Pandya reports.
Over and out
As Bill Clinton undergoes bypass surgery, Michele Hanson wonders why it is that so many of us remain fighting fit until we retire - and then promptly descend into ill health. And David McKie explains why he will never stop work.
Operate in your interest
Why would you pay for expensive medical insurance when you can self-pay? Miles Brignall reports on the options.
Fit and well? Time to get some insurance
Jane Hardy continues our series on freelance woes with a hunt for cover.