Wellness

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Designing for Belonging: How SWTHZ Makes Wellness Accessible & Personal 

Through space allocation, service and technology, the SWTHZ concept delivers wellness that feels personal, private and restorative

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For The Atlantic CEO Nick Thompson, Running Is Much More Than a Hobby

Besides being CEO of The Atlantic, Nick Thompson also happens to be an elite runner. A very fast one, at that.

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Bayer Launches Campaign To Promote Science, Fight Against Misinformation

Bayer is making a public declaration of the importance of scientific research and advancement in a new campaign that coincides with World Science Day.

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GoSaga Acquires Squeeze Massage, Adding to Growing Wellness Portfolio

Founded by the creators of Drybar, Squeeze Massage currently counts 14 open locations with more in the franchise pipeline.

Willpower Hosts Wellness Leaders at Soho House NYC

Willpower’s Catalyst Series at Soho House New York will unite Caulipower, Hyrox and Ancient Crunch to discuss the future of wellness.

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon Spearheads National Muscle Health Month Launch

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon spoke with ATN about November being dedicated to muscle health, and why muscle is crucial to all other aspects of health.

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Key Takeaways From Oura’s Study on Physiological Changes During Pregnancy

A new study from Oura provides a detailed look at how the human body changes during pregnancy, drawing on data collected from the Oura Ring.

Withings’ New Toilet Scanner Analyzes Your Urine & Provides Health Insights

Consumer electronics company Withings is turning the bathroom into a health lab with U-Scan, its new urine analysis system.

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Consumers Are Spending More on Self-Care, Less on Alcohol as Holidays Approach

As rising costs and tighter budgets shape consumer behavior, NIQ data shows where consumers are looking to spend their gift giving dollars.

Gamifying Movement Could Be Key To Helping Parkinson’s Patients, Study Finds

In a new study, patients suffering from Parkinson's disease walked more when they were encouraged to do so by a points-based rewards system.