March 17, 2026 This piece is sponsored by Evora Health. Food is plentiful in America, but not for everyone. And especially healthy food that we all need to feel our best. March is National Nutrition Month. For Avera, nutrition was an important health issue, especially for women and children. “We can’t take for granted that … Read more
Only one in four managers have sufficient training to support mental health conversations in the workplace Arlington, Va., March 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Employees are seeking more mental health resources and training at work as they experience increased levels of stress, according to a poll released today by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). … Read more
Cymrez has introduced a new Care and Wellness division to meet the global demand for products under the umbrella of health and beauty. Launched under the Fragrance and Care segment, the division brings together expertise in the cosmetic and health ingredients and functional areas, including biotech. The move follows last year’s acquisition of Proby by … Read more
Nike, the king of brand collaborations, is adding another notch to its belt with Beats. The sportswear giant and Apple-owned audio brand are releasing a pair of Nike-branded earbuds that are more than meets the eye. The limited edition Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 wireless earbuds, in Nike’s signature lime green “Volt” color palette, signal the … Read more
Author: Staff Writer | March 17, 2026 | 8 minutes of reading | to share MD/MBA student Akash Patel helped develop a sustainable nutrition curriculum that is reshaping how future doctors are trained at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Akash Patel grew up in Long Island, New York, surrounded by a loving … Read more
4 minutes of readingNew DelhiMarch 17, 2026 07:00 PM IST Cardiac surgeon Dr. Shriram Nene, who often offers heart health tips, recently shared a video of himself working out on a fitness bike on Instagram. “Just hiking my way to a happy heart,” he wrote in the caption, adding: “Here’s to moving on.” Taking a … Read more
Years ago, when nurse Danielle Bubeck was working a shift in the emergency room, she revived a patient from a drug overdose. The woman responded by shaking Bubek’s hand, causing a bee. “Then she threatened to come after me and my family.” Bubeck noted. It’s one of many violent incidents Bobek said she’s experienced in … Read more
While strength and mobility naturally decline with age (47 yrs study It has recently been shown that fitness and strength begin to decline at the age of 35), many small, simple movements can counteract this decline. One such exercise? Horse position. Featured by mobility expert Fabio Sparrano, known as FabMobility Online, in the latest VideoThe … Read more
Get your daily dose of health and medicine every week with STAT’s free newsletter Morning Rounds. Register here. Good morning. Some plans to consider for Thursday: Attending STAT’s Victory Summit East. I’m really looking forward to the conversation between reporter Lizzie Lawrence and former FDA Commissioner Rob Calf, which will cap off a packed day. … Read more
The current maritime barrier in the Strait of Hormuz – a hub for essential international trade – poses a significant disadvantage to the feed industry: global dependence on artificial fertilizers for raw materials such as soy and grains. Experts warn of inflation not only in oil and staple foods, but also in active and fortified … Read more