Health

With the ongoing Covid-19 crisis and monkeypox outbreak, the fashion industry makes moves, cautiously, to prepare for its biggest event of the year.

Are these hardworking fungi — revered for their health and wellness benefits — the "new cbd"?

For the brand's longtime senior beauty editor, it all started with the humble informational interview.

When I realized my favorite fragrance was giving me headaches, I gave up perfume entirely, but a rise in brands focused on clean and natural ingredients gave me hope.

Experts and advocates in fitness, nutrition, mindfulness and mental health share the ways they're reimagining and reframing the much-discussed topic.

Founder Nadine Joseph was working in a research lab before ancient healing herbs and mushroom changed her life.

Be it via trippy toadstool motifs or calming adaptogenic blends, fungi are sprouting into our consumer lives.

Elvie has plans to become the first-ever global women's health tech brand. But it has some taboos to shatter first.

Meet L.A.'s new "Soho House of wellness."

It's trending, although we wouldn't necessarily call it a "trend."

This is as personalized as it gets.

We put Equinox's new program to the test for five weeks.

In an industry that's been dominated by whiteness and cost-prohibitive prices, it's time to change the narrative.

With trendy aesthetics and a focus on transparency, these companies are hoping to modernize the way we approach a host of medical services.

And now is probably a good time to stock up.

And more inside its first-ever all-digital Weight Issue.

"To say that this powerhouse ingredient is a superfood is an understatement."

Danielle DuBoise and Whitney Tingle's brand has found fans in Gwyneth Paltrow, Lily Aldridge, Amber Valletta and Lena Dunham.

A closer look at two companies poised to become the Warby Parkers of the supplement world.