We charted the evolution of health and wellness brands in our 2017 Well Economy report, but now even this distinction of a “wellness” brand is shifting. Today, everything from public...

assistant startup Tia. The brand started as a chatbot app dedicated to helping young women answer questions relating to sexual health and wellness. Now, Tia is getting ready to showcase...

In Southeast Asia, a handful of mental health-related start-ups is trying to fill the gaps between the expectations of a growing middle class, limited public health resources, a rural-urban health...

gap for those who recognize sexual wellness as a part of their lifestyle of wellness and health—a platform for the community to connect with a wide range of professionals, change...

...insurer Axa to build new healthcare services. Nestle wellness In an interview with the Nikkei Asian Review in May 2018, Kozo Takaoka, CEO of Nestlé Japan, argued that “in the...

associate health with mental health, outstripping the 68% that associate health with overall physical condition. Only half associate health with being sick or not sick. Consumers consider stress and anxiety...

Tokyo to join other CBD players that mainly target Japan’s health and wellness market, including Australia’s Elixinol and Canada’s Naturally Splendid. There are signs the space could move beyond health-food...

...therapeutics because you can replace very expensive medical treatments. The future is about integrating digital health tools like therapy apps with standard healthcare treatment,” Daniel Månsson, co-founder of Flow, a...

wellness. What Spirit does right now is engage and gamify communities and departments within corporates through sports and through wellness. This is a holistic platform that we built that in...

...experience by introducing on-demand services and affordable solutions. As growth in the health and wellness space extends into every aspect of our lives, consumers are turning to companies that can...