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Aaron Donald had a second official workout with the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, taking the field at the team’s facility in Woodland Hills once again. He still hasn’t announced whether he’s going to come out of retirement or not, but things have been trending toward a return in the last couple of weeks

Dionis is entering the baby care category with a debut infant collection — Dionis Baby. The pediatrician-approved line heroes goat milk as its main ingredient, targeting babies, toddlers, and people with sensitive skin. 

The company is adopting this strategy as it expands its consumer base beyond the constraints of the infant formula category, Fiona Scrymgeour, chief marketing officer at Nuchev, said during her presentation at the recent Growth Asia Summit in Singapore last month

The global dance and fitness brand is heating up for a refresh with the help of Atlanta-based indie Super Nice, which it just named its new creative agency of record.

Patchology has introduced a skin care collection designed to bridge the gap between skin health and emotional well-being. The launch taps into the growing neurocosmetic trend, where brands, suppliers, and consumers are all interested in how beauty and emotional states can intertwine. 

Developing products for older adults requires far more than delivering nutritional benefits – consumer acceptance also depends on taste, product positioning, and ease of use

​Ka’Chava has selected Chicago-based creative agency Someoddpilot as its creative agency of record

The demand for plant-based products continues to increase. At the same time, consumers want their plant-based alternatives to match the taste, texture, and nutrition they expect from animal-based foods. Not only that, but clean label demands for a short, recognizable ingredient list are also on the rise

In Milwaukee, tens of thousands of households still receive drinking water through lead service lines. The pipes were installed many decades before medical research made clear that even a small amount of lead is toxic, particularly for small children. After the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources advised that municipalities…

Health Observatory at ASU leads efforts to assess state’s emergency preparedness and response, supported by $1 million award administered by ADHS