Archives for July 2, 2026
Women’s health splinters into micro-categories as shoppers drive discovery
For years, the supplement industry has largely organized women’s health around life stages such as fertility, pregnancy and menopause. New consumer search data suggest women are organizing it very differently.
Coffee study reveals biological clues behind liver health benefits
A large UK Biobank study combining long-term clinical outcomes with MRI imaging and proteomic profiling is providing fresh insights on the biological mechanisms that may underpin coffee’s long-observed association with improved liver health.
Countdown to send microbiome to Mars: Biotics may hold key to long-term spaceflight
Research into the role of the microbiome during spaceflight could uncover essential innovations to support astronauts in their mission to Mars, as well as multiple under-served populations on earth.
Growing demand for evidence-backed fiber drives Myota’s $4.5m funding round
Patented prebiotic fiber blend Myota has raised $4.5 million in a Series A round led by venture capital firm PeakBridge to expand its clinically validated prebiotic fibre business.
Bone-support supplement combined with electromagnetic therapy could improve healing
A new study suggested that nutraceutical supplementation in patients undergoing pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy for wrist fractures may be associated with improved early clinical outcomes.
Next-gen gut health: Bacteriophages support probiotic precision
In paid partnership with ADM
As microbiome science evolves, the future won’t be about bacteria alone – it’ll be about the entire ecosystem and result-driven interactions. How are bacteriophages introducing a new paradigm here?
