Racheal Williams says Black customers are underrepresented in the hair-care industry. She and her relatives founded a business to fix that.
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We’ve seen the damage before.
This announcement of FDA approval for a prescription video game could break new ground in digital therapeutics.
SynsorMed’s revenue has jumped 40% as more doctors experiment with telehealth.
When Greg Glassman spoke out, his company’s partners said they’d seen enough.
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Experts say fortuitously timed trades of Moderna and Gilead Sciences could draw scrutiny from regulators.
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Salesforce is one of the first companies out of the gate, but if the Zoom copycats are any clue, others won’t be far behind.
Some new services could be just what parents need for keeping the kids occupied.
The pilots of the “Quest Diagnostics Air Force” scramble while you’re sleeping.
Virtual primary care apps, at-home diagnostics and caregiver training are all opportunities primed to grow if the current uptake in telemedicine continues.
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Stanford University’s Folding@Home is getting huge, thanks to an influx of users.
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In some wealthy NYC neighborhoods, sanitation workers are seeing lighter loads.
Equipment for your home gym is disappearing.
Etsy’s army is working overtime.
Lockdowns are disrupting the contraceptive supply chain. But don’t expect a baby boom.
Not long ago, running a marathon was a fairly niche pursuit. But now, it’s incredibly common. It’s also incredibly expensive.
Equinox just launched a new type of studio called Precision Run that is designed exclusively for treadmill classes.
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