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Research conducted on beauty and nutritional needs for women in Asia-Pacific outlines needs across four life stages and what they mean for supplement formulators.

The ingredient supplier will spotlight Cognizin Citicoline’s push into functional foods and beverages, as well as Setria's 20th anniversary.

The private equity firm's agreement to buy Nature's Bounty, Nuun, Osteo Bi-Flex, and Gard from Nestlé signals continued consolidation in the vitamins, minerals, and supplements category as strategic buyers narrow their brand portfolios.

A 150-woman placebo-controlled trial on Waleria Healthtech's aspurūs Shatavari extract reports significant reductions, scored for both frequency and intensity.

A review of US research on dietary supplements for menopausal symptoms found that the field has grown slowly since 2000, with most studies concentrated on a handful of ingredients and little collaboration between research groups.

A placebo-controlled study on Ixoreal's standardized root extract points to reductions in hot flashes, stress, and mood symptoms after eight weeks of supplementation.

The Centrum-focused ISMOS study aims to fill a data gap in an underrepresented population, following prior research on vitamins and metabolic syndrome risk.

Results from the 12-week clinical trial link a targeted probiotic formula to measurable improvements in menopausal symptoms and quality of life.

In this interview, Mark LeDoux, Chairman and CEO of NAI, explains what brands need to know about marketing for female demographics and the broader applications of performance ingredients.

The brand has partnered with the Society for Women's Health Research to open conversations around menopause, hormone, and wellness knowledge gaps.

The unchanged formula, containing a bioactive form of folate, now carries banned-substance testing.

A new randomized, placebo-controlled trial examined the combined botanical's effects, finding support for hot flashes, sleep, mood, and hormone levels.

A precision-fermented, low-iron lactoferrin is now commercially available at scale in the United States, with research showing its effects vary by pathogen and mechanism.

How Life-Stage-Specific Hair Growth Supplements Improved Scalp Coverage and Growth Rate in New Trial
A new six-month study of 180 women found tailored hair growth nutraceuticals significantly increased linear hair growth rate, anagen hair counts, and scalp coverage.

Explore the market growth, life-stage needs, and physiological benefits of creatine for women.

The SciComms Connect event addresses translating women’s research into compliant and substantiated dietary supplement claims.

A randomized controlled trial reports that a low-dose saffron extract improved mood, sleep-related impairment, and self-esteem scores in women aged 50 to 70, adding a multidimensional angle to a body of research that has focused largely on depressive symptoms alone.

At The Outlook on Women's Wellness, Ayla Barmmer explained how ovarian health was about so much more than fertility and menopause, and is actually connected to women's overall health, and longevity.

At The Outlook on Women's Wellness conference, Dr. Julie Russak laid out the clinical evidence tiers behind nutricosmetic ingredients, the biological case for an inside-out approach, and why she believes the next decade of skin longevity science will be built around a concept she calls "skinspan."

Tracing ingredients from sourcing through testing supports clean-label claims and customer confidence in finished products.

At The Outlook on Women’s Wellness, Jennifer Greer, ND, Med, explained how functional botanicals address sleep, mood, and metabolism for menopausal transition phases.

At The Outlook on Women’s Wellness, Stacey Smith, DC, discussed formulating women's supplements using the gut-vaginal axis, community state types, and resilient yeast-based probiotics.

In the keynote presentation for The Outlook on Women’s Wellness, Amanda Frick, ND, LAc shared strategies for supplement brands to address clinical gaps in menopause support.

The systematic review noted beta-alanine consistently delays fatigue in female athletes.

From S-equol to bioactive collagen peptides, a session at The Outlook on Women's Wellness conference mapped the clinical evidence and practical formulation considerations for a growing class of bone-supportive ingredients.











