Precision medicine, often known as personalized medicine, holds significant potential in the treatment of oncological disorders. Precision medicine refers to the development of tailored therapies by utilizing genomic information, environmental factors, and the patient's lifestyle.

Shannon Landry, the Pet Brand Manager at Packaged Facts, recently participated in a panel discussion on pet food sustainability at the Petfood Forum, a premier conference for professionals in the pet food and treat industry.

Making informed decisions is crucial for business success. Primary market research serves as a powerful tool to guide your strategies by providing deeper insights into consumer preferences and the overall market landscape.

The human body has regenerative cells that hold tremendous capabilities to heal wounds. However, some chronic conditions such as diabetes, foot ulcers, pressure ulcers, and venous leg ulcers can stall the wound healing process.

The human microbiome is characterized by microbial communities that consist of beneficial bacteria, also known as microbiota. The microbiome creates a dynamic ecosystem inside the digestive system, contributing to the overall health of an individual.

On March 18, 2024, NVIDIA launched the Earth-2 climate digital twin cloud platform, a pioneering solution to combat the staggering economic losses incurred from extreme weather events due to climate change, estimated at $140 billion.

To make effective strategic decisions, business leaders need an accurate and objective understanding of market growth trajectories, key opportunities and threats, and the overall competitive landscape.

Technological innovation is at the forefront of continuous manufacturing, enabling real-time analysis and helping to eliminate the chances of errors resulting in failure.

Just how much is the sports industry worth? According to new research from The Business Research Company, the global sports market reached a value of nearly $484 billion in 2023, having grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.6% since 2018.

Telehealth soared during the pandemic in 2020 as consumers stayed home and communicated with their physicians via Zoom video calls and by phone, email and chat. The number of telehealth companies exploded. Then, in 2021-2023, as demand for the GLP-1 weight loss medications took off, many of these telehealth providers added weight loss plans based on access to these drugs, plus support.