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Five powerful trends are reshaping public health MD, DrPH: The world’s population is getting older; the planet is getting warmer; more people are living in cities; trust in institutions is declining; and technology is advancing at extraordinary speed

Alexander Khalessi, MD, MBA, shares a vision for how academic medicine can lead the next era of innovation and artificial intelligence in health care

As global aging accelerates, improving older adults’ health satisfaction is a key policy and public health concern. While tourism has been associated with well-being, the pathways through which it is associated with health satisfaction remain unclear. It is not well understood whether social, environmental, and digital factors affect health satisfaction independently or interactively in the…

Not long ago, ‘women’s health’ was treated as a single category within the supplement space, with menopause often viewed primarily through the lens of hot flashes. Today, that perspective has broadened to recognise that a women’s health extends far beyond a single life stage or symptom, and that every hormonal transition brings evolving needs that…

Imagine going to your doctor’s office and finding out you have a specific disease, but instead of being put on a treatment that has worked well for most people, your doctor prescribes a medicine they know will work better for you, based on your background

Ultomiris has become one of the most important treatments in the rare disease space because of its ability to reduce the burden of chronic infusion therapy while improving patient outcomes across paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS), and generalized myasthenia gravis (gMG). As a long-acting C5 complement inhibitor, Ultomiris was developed as…

Protein remains the leading functional ingredient in global food and beverage innovation, particularly across beauty, sports nutrition and healthy ageing applications