Grisso Launches Clinically-Validated, Precision Probiotic Line Amid Growing Consumer Demand for Science-Backed Wellness Solutions
ONTARIO, CA – October 20, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Grisso, a microbial science company, today announced the launch of its clinically-validated, precision probiotic product line, entering a market increasingly defined by consumer skepticism and demand for clinical...
Institute for Pet Health Sciences Names Boops Pets 2025 Product of the Year
Annual Awards Program Recognizes Companies, Services And Products Within The Rapidly Expanding Pet Industry That Exemplify Excellence & Innovation Oct. 21, 2025 / PRZen / NEW YORK — The Institute for Pet Health Sciences (IPHS), a leading independent research and...
7 Potential Health Benefits of Collagen
Collagen is a type of protein naturally found in the body that plays an important role in building and supporting many tissues, from bones and cartilage to skin, hair, eyes, and the digestive system, says Sonya Angelone, RDN, who practices in San Francisco....
Does your beauty routine need a refresh? Try these 10 French favourites
When the ‘clean-girl‘ aesthetic started doing the rounds on social media in 2022, French beauty brands were in their element. With a reputation as a cradle of cosmetics and renowned for an emphasis on natural radiance coupled with long-term skin health, it...
How light could transform eye health
Imagine if a simple beam of light could one day treat conditions like nearsightedness or age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine (UNR Med) and the University of Washington, Seattle, have uncovered a...
Find the Right Sunglasses for Eye Health
To help limit your exposure to sunlight, wear a hat and sunglasses when you head outside, even on cloudy days, advises Marilyn Schneck, Ph.D., a scientist with the Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute in San Francisco. And keep the following in mind while choosing...
How light could transform eye health – University of Nevada, Reno
Imagine if a simple beam of light could one day treat conditions like nearsightedness or age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine (UNR Med) and the University of Washington, Seattle, have uncovered a...
An eye-opening experience
“Dr. Lavenburg noted he had never seen cataracts like the ones in Grenada,” she said. “The average cataract surgery takes 15-20 minutes, but these took double that amount of time due to limited eye care resources in the country.” But what stood out even more to...
Dean McGee Eye Institute launched 50 years ago with a vision for Oklahoma | Opinion
Dr. R. Michael Siatkowski Our story begins in 1971, when legendary Oklahoman Dean A. McGee suffered a retinal detachment and needed eye surgery. For the first time in Oklahoma history, two ophthalmologists at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center...
Herbal tea for eye health with Tracy Lake from Intersections
WAUKEGAN, Ill. — Lake County Coroner Jennifer Banek blasted Vista Medical Center in a press conference Monday after a woman was locked out on the facility’s roof and later died. Chelsea Adolphus, 28, of Waukegan, was checked in for alcohol rehab when she left her room...
Alan Carr reveals worrying health scare as he undergoes terrifying procedure
Beloved TV funnyman Alan Carr has dished on his terrifying “health scare” and fears he is losing his sight. The 48-year-old comedian has revealed how he had to have his eyeballs drained at a specialist eye hospital and said a “spike” was stuck into his eyeball under...
Screen breaks and the right desk setup offer relief from work-related eye strain
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ NEW YORK (AP) — The trouble started every day at around 3 p.m., after Cathy Higgins had spent five or six hours staring at an array of computer screens at her desk. Her university job overseeing research projects involved peering closely at numbers...
What You Should Know About Bulging Eyes
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The 7 Best Undereye Gel Patches, Tested And Reviewed By Dermatologists And Beauty Editors
As the name suggests, this patch is meant to soothe tired-looking eyes. So, for those of you who have a lot of sleepless nights or are just night owls at heart, this is your winner. Infused with caffeine, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid, these work overtime to reduce...
Former Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch has her next job, and it’s in health care
EVANSVILLE — Deaconess Health System has announced that former Indiana Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch will be system executive director of the Deaconess Foundation effective March 2025. Crouch, an Evansville native, will “lead the Foundation’s long-term fundraising...
Comply, resist, evade? Trump policies spark heated health care conversations in Mass.
A Boston-area health care director received guidance from the Trump administration last month about words to be removed from the organization’s website. They included “equity,” “women,” “disability” and “gender.”...
$2M health care worker recruitment effort passes House
SANTA FE — A $2 million effort to draw health care workers back to New Mexico is heading to the Senate. The House floor on Wednesday passed House Bill 15 on a 39-21 vote. The legislation would create a “health care strategic recruitment program” within the New Mexico...
An Overdiagnosis Epidemic Is Harming Patients’ Mental Health
However, what has happened now is that we have a massive increase in autism, and it is not having the downstream effect of making children better. We should be seeing a slightly happier population, but all we’re seeing is worse mental health. We did something...
America’s Best Hospitals: ‘Taking patient care a few steps beyond’
By Alexis Kayser is Newsweek‘s Healthcare Editor based in Chicago. Her focus is reporting on the operations and priorities of U.S. hospitals and health systems. She has extensively covered value-based care models, artificial intelligence, clinician burnout and...
Gov. JB Pritzker: Up to a million Illinoisans will lose health care coverage with slashing of Medicaid
For Illinois families of all backgrounds and across the state, health care isn’t an afterthought — it’s a lifeline. Since becoming governor, I have made it a top priority — eliminating the Medicaid backlog, passing the Healthcare Protection Act, expanding Medicaid...
Vermont was selected for a new federal health care reform program. Under Trump, will it happen at all?
VTDigger is as Vermont as Town Meeting Day. Keep us digging by becoming a monthly sustainer today. by Peter D’Auria March 27, 2024, 6:01 amSeptember 4, 2024, 4:50 pm So what will become of AHEAD? “We don’t know,” Brendan Krause, Vermont’s director of...
SB 909: Expanding mental health care services for children
SALEM, Ore. – The Oregon State Senate Committee on Human Services is analyzing a bill that would expand mental health services to children and youth facing serious emotional disturbances. The bill would declare an emergency for mental health in the state, guide the...
‘It will increase human suffering’: Health-care community gives dark warnings about Medicaid cuts
AI-assisted summary U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz., is raising awareness about the potential consequences of Republican-proposed Medicaid cuts in Arizona. Community health-care leaders warn that cuts could lead to increased medical debt, homelessness and untreated...
Importance Of A Proper Health Care Power Of Attorney And Living Will
Planning for the future is always a crucial aspect of responsible living. Among the most important documents that every adult should consider having are a health care power of attorney and a living will. These legal documents ensure that your medical wishes are...
5 Common and Dangerous Women’s Health Myths Circulating Social Media
You can’t open Instagram without seeing someone promising to fix your hormones, clear your skin, or “balance” your body. One swipe, and you’ll find a “hormone expert” blaming your fatigue on seed oils, a wellness coach warning you off sunscreen, and a smiling...
Why Psyching Yourself Up Before a Lift Actually Works – and the Science-Backed Way to Do It
Walk into any gym after work on a Monday and you’ll invariably spot benches and squat racks filled with people deep in concentration in the build up to a heavy lift. But they’re not just getting in the zone for the sake of it. They’re doing it...
Finding an ADHD Treatment Helped Change the Game for Jay Glazer
JAY GLAZER, one of the biggest personalities in sports broadcasting, has built a career around high energy and quick delivery. Whether breaking major stories on live TV or doing exclusive interviews with the brightest stars in professional football, he thrives in big...
This 10-Minute Arm Workout Delivers an Express Pump – Tag It Onto Any Session
When it comes to adding size – especially if you’re short on time – sticking to big, compound movements, that incorporate multiple muscle groups, is probably ideal. Some coaches even claim they’re all you’ll need to build size. But for many of us,...
Scientists Are One Step Closer to Letting Humans ‘Breathe’ Through Their Butts
THIS ISN’T A joke. Though it kind of started out as one. Scientists are now one step closer to answering a critical question: Is it possible to breathe through your butt? But first, some background. In 2024, Japanese researchers from Osaka University were...
Tom Haviland’s Insane Strength Numbers and Why Joe Rogan Thinks He’s the Strongest Man Alive
Tom Haviland has been dubbed ‘possibly the strongest man alive’ by Joe Rogan – and the internet’s paying attention. The 6ft 8in, 157kg Australian strongman is known for his no-frills training style, often lifting serious weights in his garage or on his farm. His feats...
Lacoste Amazon Sale October 2025: Save up to 60% on Editor-Approved Styles
BUYING CLOTHES IS arguably more stressful than ever. Between rising costs, tariff concerns, and busier lifestyles, something’s got to give. But style shouldn’t be one of those sacrifices. As an admitted brand snob, I’ve found a few clever workarounds...
The Reality of Being a 28-Year-Old Virgin: One Man on Shame, Loneliness and Acceptance
Low self-esteem stopped Nick, 28, from popping his cherry at the same time as the rest of his peer group. As the years have passed, the pressure that comes with the label ‘virgin’ has only intensified Looking back, I’m not surprised I ended up a virgin at 28. I was...
What Really Happens to Your Body After a Week, Two Weeks and a Month Off Training
Whether it’s a holiday, a cold, an injury, or just a much-needed break, sometimes training just isn’t on the cards. The good news is that taking time off doesn’t undo all your progress. In fact, according to science, your body can bounce back easily. When you stop...
How I Get Rid of My Back Hair Without Asking My Wife or Buddies for Help
Hi, I’m Bob Gearing or, as my buddies like to call me, “Beauty Bob.” By day, I’m a well-SPF’d tech sales bro; by night, I’m a red-light mask guy who definitely didn’t think he’d care this much about skincare. Every month, I’ll be...
