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How Anti-Obesity Drugs Are Contributing to Food Waste
As appetite-suppressing medications like Ozempic rise in popularity, they’re linked to increasing food waste with a broad impact.
FDA Approves First Nasal Spray for Severe Allergic Reactions
Understanding Neffy and other treatment options for allergic reactions.
How Employers Can Reduce Pharmacy Costs by 30%
Explore these innovative strategies to combat rising prescription drug expenses and ensure quality care.
The Hidden Dangers of Ozempic: Why Weight Loss Isn’t Always Sustainable
New insights reveal the risks of stopping GLP-1 drugs and the challenges of maintaining weight loss.
Scientists Hack Photosynthesis to Capture Carbon Dioxide
Research on blue-green algae, which capture 12% of the Earth’s CO2, yields insights for ‘carbon gobbling’ crops.
Alternative Medicine for Heart Failure Treatment
Interest in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for treating heart failure has been on an increasing trend.
“Forever Chemicals” Risks May Include Hormone-Related Cancers in Women
In the pursuit of understanding environmental triggers for cancers, new research paints a concerning picture regarding commonly used chemicals.
The Seasonal Rhythms of Business: How Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte Revolutionized Consumer Trends
For businesses, fall is more than just a shift in the calendar; it's a reflection of human behavior, cultural trends, and a keen business acumen.
The Digital Revolution in the Food Industry
The food industry has gone digital. Taco Bell’s unveiling of its digital-first Go Mobile 2.0 restaurant is just one example.
Subway's Potential Acquisition Signals a Broader Trend
Roark Capital's anticipated acquisition of the sandwich chain Subway for a substantial sum, upwards of $9 billion, is not an isolated event.
False Advertising in Fast Food: A Warning to Entrepreneurs
In the age of social media and visual advertising, a product’s allure often stems from appearance.