Health and Wellness

The story New Yorkers have been told about insurance-based therapy goes like this. Either you pay out of pocket for a private therapist who has the time to actually know you, or you take what your insurance will cover and accept that the work may feel rushed and generic. Most of the industry has organized […]

A downhill skier explodes out of the starting gate, accelerating toward a steep section of the course where speeds can exceed 70 miles per hour. Months earlier, the same skier crashed violently on a similar slope. Today the body is fully healed. Strength has returned. Medical clearance has been granted. Yet as the skier approaches […]

Marc McKee is building a creator platform with measurable commercial scale. The Northern Ireland-based entrepreneur and Chartered Marketer now reaches more than 400,000 followers across platforms, has generated more than 90 million views, and states he has driven almost £5 million in the last 12-month attributable GMV for partner brands. According to McKee, this GMV […]

Alex Blyth‘s work reflects a longstanding curiosity about how the human body maintains its balance and how that process might be better understood earlier in life. Across his ventures, he has followed a path that brings together biology, technology, and long-term thinking, with a particular interest in strengthening the body’s own systems before illness fully […]

Spending more, achieving less Companies spend millions on employee healthcare every year. Most assume this investment buys protection. It does not. In the United States, average employer-sponsored health insurance premiums for family coverage now exceed 25,000 dollars per year. Across OECD countries, average healthcare spending per person continues to rise sharply, with high-income systems spending […]

Across the life sciences industry, the process of ordering lab supplies and equipment remains stubbornly manual. A recent internal survey conducted by ZAGENO highlights this inefficiency, which found that 67 percent of lab professionals would not recommend their current lab supply ordering process. Wasted hours, duplicated work, and inconsistent pricing have driven nearly nine in […]

A recalibration has taken place inside the strength rooms of professional sports teams and fitness franchise environments. Programs focused solely on strength exposed a gap in training design, overlooking movement quality, adaptability, and long-term development. True Movement entered this space as a Canadian-based organization focused on how the body moves through space rather than how […]

Workforce well-being has long been framed as a cultural or people-centered responsibility. According to Jordan Dunin, founder of HatchPath, leadership teams are increasingly examining it through a financial lens. From his perspective, this shift reflects a growing recognition among executives that employee health and engagement shape measurable business outcomes. “Stress, burnout, turnover, and disengagement are […]

Health tourism—the practice of travelling across borders for medical care—is one of the fastest-growing segments of the global healthcare economy, with tens of millions of patients seeking treatment abroad each year for a range of procedures from dental care to complex surgeries. Within this broader health tourism boom, hair transplantation and other aesthetic procedures are […]

Hair transplants have become one of the most popular solutions for men experiencing hair thinning or baldness. But one of the first questions most men ask is: how much will it really cost? The answer isn’t as simple as a single number. Several factors influence the final price, from the technique used to the quality […]

The wellness industry in the GCC is expanding quickly, but not without challenges. From inconsistent service standards to ethical concerns, many men’s spas face a perception problem that limits trust and growth. The pressure to scale often comes at the cost of integrity, leaving a gap for businesses that can deliver both quality and transparency. […]

Turkey’s rise as a medical tourism capital has put entrepreneurs like Asli Tarcan on the global map. Her clinic has become a destination for patients worldwide, but her story is just as much about breaking barriers as it is about building business success. Turkey’s New Frontier in Healthcare In recent years, Turkey has become a […]

For decades, cognitive health has been underserved compared with many other areas of medicine. Many commonly used clinical tools for assessing early brain function deterioration are either not sensitive to subtle impairments or are outdated, with paper-and-pencil tests still widely used. These assessments often require highly trained professionals and are difficult to scale. “Some of […]

In oncology, a cascade of new trials, approvals, and guideline updates has become the norm. Yet the systems meant to translate that progress into care haven’t kept pace. Clinicians and product teams are inundated with data, but rarely is it organized to support fast, defensible decisions at the point of need. The result is often […]

When Transparency Becomes Your Competitive Edge In 2014, Stephen Zieminski had a problem that many entrepreneurs would recognize: he saw a gap in the market that nobody else seemed willing to fill. As a former All-American cross-country and track athlete, he understood the supplement industry from the inside. What frustrated him was how many supplement […]

In the world of wellness, there are plenty of brands that follow trends. And then there are the rare few that start from something much more real; a personal need, a gap that no existing product could fill.

People think about their health in the short term such as when they're injured, when they're sick, but we want to help them enhance their health over decades

Dr Ellie Sateei, a pioneering aesthetic doctor with clinics in London and Sevenoaks, opens up about founding her practice as a single mother with no capital, connections, or cushion.

Throughout her life, movement remained a daily practice where she always felt most at peace

People may struggle with daily tasks as cognitive functions deteriorate, compromising their autonomy and quality of life.

Mental illness continues to affect society disproportionately. Factors like access to care, stigma, social isolation, and economic pressures contribute to this crisis