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Symrise AG today announced the creation of its new Care and Wellness division, a decisive step to accelerate global demand for products that support health, well-being and beauty in everyday life. Part of the fragrance and care segment, the division, after acquiring Proby in 2025, combines Summeris’ expertise in cosmetic ingredients, health activities and biotech, … Read more
Using medical or recreational marijuana doesn’t work to reduce the symptoms of many mental health conditions, according to two new analyzes of current gold-standard research. Medical marijuana includes products with cannabidiol, or CBD, and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the part of the plant that produces euphoria. “We haven’t found evidence that any form of cannabis is … Read more
Cannabis is not an effective treatment for common mental health conditions despite a global increase in patients using it for this purpose, a review has found. The researchers concluded that there is “very little evidence for its effectiveness” in the treatment of anxiety, anorexia nervosa, psychotic disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder or opioid use disorder. Experts … Read more
The city’s chief financial officer, Ashley Groffenberger, sent a letter to the City Council on Monday saying that health insurance rates for city employees are increasing nearly 23 percent in the fiscal year that begins in July — the highest year-over-year premium costs the city has seen “in recent history.” According to the city, Boston … Read more
For families who have loved ones struggling with mental illness or addiction linked to heavy cannabis use, the warning signs can be painfully clear. But new data suggests that many Massachusetts residents still don’t recognize the potential mental health risks associated with regular marijuana use. A survey released Friday by the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission … Read more
Is health the new luxury? All signs point to yes: the $6.3 health industry is booming, with 60 percent of luxury consumers plans to increase their welfare spending in 2026. The rise of luxury clubs like Remedy Place in New York and the newly opened Sainte-Roch in Paris prove that the appetite is there, at … Read more
Is health the new luxury? All signs point to yes: the $6.3 health industry is booming, with 60 percent of luxury consumers plans to increase their welfare spending in 2026. The rise of luxury clubs like Remedy Place in New York and the newly opened Sainte-Roch in Paris prove that the appetite is there, at … Read more
Park City High School will host “Strong. Fast. Fuel.” March 26 at 7pm in the school’s lecture hall. Organized by Park City High School varsity track standout and future Yale champion Sierra Darling, the community event aims to combat misconceptions in sports about relative energy deficiency, known as RED-S, and low energy availability, LEA. Designed … Read more
When 28 grams of protein and 150 calories made a viral brand, a lawsuit argues that does the math really add up? The protein bar market is driven by the numbers. Calories, grams of protein, and grams of fat often determine which products consumers choose. For people tracking macros, managing weight, or fueling workouts, nutrition … Read more
RALEIGH, NC (FOX Carolina) – North Carolina health officials have announced major improvements to the state’s online mental health bed registry, including round-the-clock automated updates and a new integration with the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, aimed at reducing wait times for people in crisis. Automatic updates replace the manual process The Statewide Behavioral Health … Read more