On October 29th at an event in Las Vegas, the nonprofit organization Women In Nutraceuticals (WIN), under the guidance of top international nutraceutical figures, announced the recipients of its initiatory WIN Awards. The event was organized by WIN, in association with SupplySide West. The aim of this program is to applaud the accomplishments and efforts

This summer, I spent a captivating afternoon at the Phoenix Art Museum where I viewed the “Barbie: A Cultural Icon Exhibition.” Touring through Barbie’s history, from her inception to her massive influence worldwide, was immensely intriguing. Before any real woman could, Barbie traversed to the moon and assumed the position of U.S. president, and has

The U.S. public health sector stands at a significant juncture, grappling with the challenges of chronic and lifestyle diseases, mental health emergencies, and profound systemic disparities. Nonetheless, groundbreaking technologies and scientific advancements provide promising alternatives to turn the tide favorably. Public institutions have unfortunately confronted an all-time low in public trust, leading to a power

We sought insights from industry experts deeply versed in marketplace dynamics to discuss significant trends and developments in business, regulation, science, and the market that the industry should focus on in the upcoming year. Their insights span a range of issues, including state regulations, global supply chain strategies, women’s health, and more. Michael McGuffin, President

A recent update to a wide-ranging study review published in Cochrane aligns with earlier research suggesting that iron supplements taken during pregnancy can combat anemia in mothers. Additionally, the update emphasized iron’s possible role in staving off low infant birth weight. According to Balchem, a supplier of ingredients such as iron, roughly a third of

In a scientific study led by the University of Colorado Anschutz, it was observed that less than half of 47 prenatal multivitamins and mineral supplements available in the market met the recommended levels of vital nutrients, choline and iodine. The study, sponsored by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, involved the evaluation of

Actress Kate Hudson, in collaboration with her business partner and former football tight end Colin Peek, established her wellness brand In Bloom four years ago. Now, the brand has secured its inaugural retail partnership with Whole Foods Market. In Bloom specializes in dietary supplement powders encompassing everything from collagen to plant-based proteins and botanicals. These

Public health in the United States is at a pivotal juncture, grappling with the effects of chronic diseases, a burgeoning mental health crisis, and deep-rooted inequalities. At the same time, the rise of new technologies and scientific breakthroughs offers opportunities for significant improvements. Confidence in public institutions has plummeted, creating a void that various entities,

We sought insights from industry experts deeply versed in marketplace dynamics to discuss significant trends and developments in business, regulation, science, and the market that the industry should focus on in the upcoming year. Their insights span a range of issues, highlighting common themes such as state regulations, global supply chain strategies, and women’s health.

In my sophomore year of high school, science was far from my first love. As a rising star in synchronized swimming, my dreams were set on the grandeur of the Olympics and less on concepts like eukaryotic cells and mitochondria. However, my disdain for science underwent a drastic transformation. When a new teacher by the