Summer and all of its exciting events may be winding down but that doesn't mean the sun's UV rays are taking a breather. As fun as the sunshine is, skin cancer is now the most common form of cancer that affects humans, with one in five developing it by the time they are 70.

The loneliness menace in New York City and nationwide existed even before the COVID-19 pandemic. A January 2020 report by the health insurer Cigna 'Loneliness and the Workplace', indicated that most New Yorkers are considered lonely.

Aside from a sign of good health, flawless and radiating skin can positively impact your life. It makes you feel beautiful and boosts your confidence and social behavior. 

Flu season is slowly approaching and can be expected to peak between December and February.

The New York City Marathon is a story of success. It started as a small Central Park event in 1970, in which 127 runners looped the park four times.

2024 is a new year, and a lot of us are making wellness-related resolutions. Goals are, of course, even better. So, what kind of trends are we seeing in 2024? What should you be thinking about?

Here, we will examine the economics of the health and wellness industry and how these products or services are impacting people who desire a lifestyle change that doesn't include more toys, but increased wellness (the state of being in good health)!