Each week, thousands of wellness studies hit the news, but most of them are very scientific and complicated for the ordinary person to understand. The problem isn’t in finding information—it’s in translating it to people without distorting the meaning. Storytelling based on science is the key tool for positioning creators, health coaches, and wellness brands…
By Liz Terry 16 Jul 2026 Closing the participation gap could have a £6.5 billion impact by 2035 / Sport England Girls aged 11–18 take part in 84 fewer minutes of sport each week than boys, equivalent to 280 million lost hours of activity across the UK each year The participation gap varies widely…
If you spend five minutes on a biohacking forum BPC-157 will probably come up. It is much guaranteed that people will be talking about BPC-157. They talk about BPC-157 like it is some kind of secret but the truth is BPC-157 is not really a secret at all. People are very open about BPC-157, on…
New York — Social media giants have for years touted their growing slate of safety tools and protections as proof that they prioritize young users’ wellbeing. But more than half of those protections don’t work as advertised, new research finds. Researchers at the Cybersafety Research Center tested 86 youth safety features across TikTok, Instagram, Snap and…
After nearly four decades of service to the Arctic research community, the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States (ARCUS) has now reached its sunset. This will be our final message to the community. On behalf of the ARCUS Board of Directors and all ARCUS staff, we want to thank you for the many years of collaboration,…
