How can health services keep pace with the rapid growth of cities?
Urbanisation is linked to a range of health issues; improving the health of people in cities is becoming a central concern of government and international institutions
A shorter working week could revolutionise city life
Anna Thomas
A third of workers say their boss thinks the ideal employee should be available 24 hours a day, but a more flexible approach to work could bring benefits
The top five causes of death worldwide - infographic
Five conditions accounted for almost 40% of all deaths worldwide in 2012. The countries are most affected by these diseases and how trends are changing over time
Brought on by obesity and unhealthy lifestyles, type 2 diabetes is endemic in cities worldwide. Could a more considered approach to urban planning help city dwellers live longer and better?
Violence, climate change, obesity: world's cities face growing health risks
By 2050, two-thirds of the world’s population is expected to live in urban areas and the number living in slums is projected to double. This will present many health issues