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  • Experts Question AG1's $3 Billion Formula

    Experts Question AG1's $3 Billion Formula

    Nutrition experts and independent reviews question whether AG1 performs better than basic multivitamins. What this means for the $3 billion supplement brand.

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  • Verve's Gene Edit May End Daily Cholesterol Pills

    Verve's Gene Edit May End Daily Cholesterol Pills

    Verve's one-time gene edit cut cholesterol 39-55% for 12+ months. Eli Lilly's $1.3B bet signals the end of daily statins may be closer than we think.

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  • The Surgeon General Demands a Warning Label for Social Media

    The Surgeon General Demands a Warning Label for Social Media

    The Surgeon General demands warning labels for social media. Examining the psychology, evidence, and cultural shift around adolescent mental health.

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  • The First FDA-Approved Prescription App for Depression

    The First FDA-Approved Prescription App for Depression

    The FDA approved Rejoyn, the first prescription app for depression. Here's what the clinical data reveals about its effectiveness and limitations.

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  • Eli Lilly's Donanemab Just Changed the Alzheimer's Fight

    Eli Lilly's Donanemab Just Changed the Alzheimer's Fight

    Donanemab slows Alzheimer's progression by 35% and clears plaques in 12-18 months. Learn who benefits, costs, risks, and what this means for families.

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  • A Cleveland Clinic Study Linked Xylitol to Heart Attacks

    A Cleveland Clinic Study Linked Xylitol to Heart Attacks

    A 2024 Cleveland Clinic study links xylitol to triple the heart attack risk. What this means for the millions using sugar-free products daily.

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  • Why a JAMA Study Linked Intermittent Fasting to Heart Risk

    Why a JAMA Study Linked Intermittent Fasting to Heart Risk

    A 2024 JAMA study linked intermittent fasting to 91% higher heart risk. But the real story involves missing context, study design flaws, and nuance.

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  • Gut Bacteria May Influence Menopause Severity

    Gut Bacteria May Influence Menopause Severity

    New research from Zoe reveals how gut bacteria composition may influence menopause symptom severity, offering women a new approach to managing transitions.

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  • Why Everyone Is Quiet Quitting: What Gallup's Data Reveals

    Why Everyone Is Quiet Quitting: What Gallup's Data Reveals

    Gallup's data reveals 62% of workers are disengaged. Discover why quiet quitting isn't laziness but a psychological response to broken workplace promises.

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  • Why Akili Made Its FDA-Approved ADHD Game Prescription-Free

    Why Akili Made Its FDA-Approved ADHD Game Prescription-Free

    Akili made its FDA-approved ADHD video game EndeavorRx prescription-free after prescriptions strangled access. Here's why the OTC shift matters.

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