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Neil Sanders felt conflicted after his doctor called him to deliver the results of his lymph node biopsy. 

In our fragmented, polarized and complex world, a sense of belonging is as important as ever — and retailers that provide it are finding new ways to build loyalty. The 2026 NRF Hot 25 Retailers list highlights companies using value, convenience and lifestyle connections to turn sales growth into stronger customer loyalty. 

SmartBrief editor Tom Parks covered multiple presentations on obesity, weight loss and GLP-1 medications  at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners National Conference. This story is a follow-up to  GLP-1s help patients lose weight, but obesity is still a chronic condition

Tree growing has become one of the most widely promoted responses to climate change and ecosystem degradation, with governments, companies and nonprofits pledging to restore hundreds of millions of hectares of forests worldwide. But restoring ecosystems is far more complex than putting seedlings in the ground. This Special examines what it takes to rebuild forest…

Miami Dolphins offensive linemen Aaron Brewer and Patrick Paul spend their NFL Sundays relying on explosive power, but part of their preparation for the season comes from slowing things down

Nearly 400 people were in attendance at the annual Back 2 School Health and Red and surpassing last year’s event

A team of Colorado researchers is looking to one of nature’s most unusual survival strategies for a possible obesity treatment: the python, a snake that can go months without eating and then dramatically transform its body after a single meal

Mary Comber Sat, August 1, 2026 at 7:00 AM UTC Personal trainer Gideon Remfrey demonstrates the exercises shown to improve strength, mobility and balance in over-65s – Heathcliff O’Malley

Aflac Wellness Matters®survey reveals wellness paradox: health confidence up, preventive care down

Emergency rooms across the U.S. are reportedly being required by the Trump administration to hand over medical records for millions of patients