Category: Forbes

A year ago the Farm Bill legalized hemp and CBD, triggering a surge of products in both of these markets. An expert offers his predictions on how the hemp-derived CBD market might fare in 2020.

From 2020 to 2030, the pressure will be on for national governments, policymakers, and healthcare providers to redress the scarcity of resources available to the elderly and the people who care for them.

A new study suggests that getting just the recommended amount of physical activity is linked to reduced risk of seven types of cancer.

Julian Marley and people close to him share the story of Caveri’s battle with cancer, the difficulties they faced when searching for natural healing alternatives, and Julian’s road to a new secret project with Thievery Corporation’s Jeff Franca.

CBD is one of the fastest-growing new industries. Yet with some calling it nothing more than the latest wellness fad, the new ‘avocado on toast’ and others describing it as natures miracle, consumers are confused & skeptical about which brands to trust…

Unlike many other countries around the world, China is experiencing a significant decrease in measles cases. Here’s why.

Here’s something that you shouldn’t take lightly: skin-lightening creams.

Technology has eased the borders of how and where we can work, but clear communication still remains central to making it work.

Rite Aid said Medicare Part D numbers will jump by 140,000 to 840,000 come January 1, 2020 after a successful open enrollment period that just completed.

An article in the New England Journal of Medicine reviews the science behind intermittent fasting, a form of time-restricted eating, and how this may positively impact health and disease states.