Health and well-being

By 2030, the global AI healthcare market is to set to be worth USD 208.23 billion, highlighting its potential to transform this landscape and improve its operational efficiency.¹

Before moving abroad, preparing your medical care is essential: contraception, sexual health, medical check-ups... To ensure proper gynecological care, here's what you need to know before you leave.

Contraceptive methods, reimbursement, legislation... access to contraception varies greatly from country to country. Here's everything you need to know to manage your contraception effectively while living abroad.

Heart disease is one of the biggest health concerns affecting workers globally, with sufferers having a 22% likelihood of leaving their job because of ill health, higher than any other medical conditions.1

Sweden is a popular destination for expats, ranking 7th in the world in the OECD’s 2025 Work-Life Balance Index.¹

Expatriation is an enriching adventure, but also represents a physiological upheaval that can affect your hormones. To cope with hormonal imbalances, it is essential to make a few lifestyle adjustments and to benefit from appropriate medical follow-up.

Understanding how to access quality healthcare services could be a top concern if you’re moving to or living in another country. But do you know how much medical treatment can cost abroad, and that the price can vary widely depending on the country?

Fatigue, anxiety, hot flashes... Going through menopause while living abroad can be challenging. First and foremost, it's important to find appropriate medical support once you're settled.

Moving abroad with your family is a wonderful adventure, full of challenges, and in the face of losing familiar landmarks, the health of expatriate children can be affected : How can you manage your children's medical care abroad while ensuring they adapt successfully ?

Healthcare systems abroad can be vastly different to what you’re used to back home, which can present a challenge if you’re considering a move to another country or have recently relocated overseas.

Starting life in a new country often involves adapting to a new climate, shaping how you plan your days and approach everyday tasks.

Around the word, the healthiest nations are setting the standard for active, balanced lifestyles and inspiring people to adopt habits that support long-term vitality.

Starting life in a new country often involves adapting to a new climate, shaping how you plan your days and approach everyday tasks.

Europe is home to some of the best countries for women’s health according to Hologic’s latest Global Women’s Health Index, whose social, economic and environmental factors have fostered environments beneficial to their wellbeing.