Industry Shifts to Clinically Proven Health Ingredients
The nutraceutical and pharmaceutical sectors are moving away from vague marketing claims and toward solid clinical evidence. At CPHI Milan…
Herbal blend restores immune function in space-simulated rats
A herbal blend of Ganoderma, Rhodiola, and Paecilomyces restores immune function in space-simulated rats, offering potential benefits for astronauts and…
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Disease Risk
Higher intake of ultra-processed foods is linked to increased mortality and chronic health issues, according to a new study.
Study finds nutritional risks in children on GLP-1 medications
A study of 2,031 children found nearly one in six taking GLP-1 medications developed nutritional deficiencies within the first year,…
Migraine Study Finds Common Triggers
New migraine study links summer heat waves and air pollution to increased headache risk. Learn about migraine triggers and prevention…
Examining the Food of Young Children
Is toddler food actually healthy? A new study challenges the marketing claims of bright packaging and suggests parents should reconsider…
Phones linked to declining reading ability in children
A new study reveals children with phones score lower on reading tests, even when devices aren’t used in class.
COVID Vaccines Still Needed for Kids and Teens
A Lancet study reveals kids and teens are twice as likely to develop long COVID upon reinfection. Learn why COVID…
New School Programs Boost Literacy for Young Readers
Discover how school literacy programs are transforming young readers, boosting engagement and comprehension through innovative teaching methods that empower chi
Women Fight for Lasting Change
Women fight for lasting change as reports of sexual harassment rise sharply since the #MeToo movement began, prompting analysts to…