Take a look back at the top six most read stories on COVER this week.
Legal & General has published its retail protection claims data for 2012.
Immediate action must be taken with a growing older population and a decreasing budget available for elderly care, the man known as the world's fittest pensioner has warned.
Passport2Health has included cancer cover in its policies.
Aviva has added second opinion and practical guidance services to its critical illness products for adviser client policyholders.
A review into NHS complaints processes has been launched today by the secretary of state for health Jeremy Hunt.
The publication of Aegon income protection claims data today has brought the industry one step closer to full transparency, the Income Protection Task Force has said.
Claims numbers for major smoking-related conditions have fallen massively in the last three years, an iPMI specialist provider has reported.
UK salt consumption needs to reduce to avoid increased risk of heart disease and stroke, the public health minister has warned.
Lloyds Banking Group has launched a set of money management tips for people with dementia and their carers.