Consumers often misinterpreted commonly used language on nutritional supplements, survey data showed. Participants who viewed labels of either fish oil or a hypothetical supplement were more likely to ...

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A new study reveals that much of the confidence people have in the health benefits of supplements might not come from science, but from clever wording on labels. Phrases like “boosts brain function” ...

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The grocery store aisles overflow with products boasting heart-healthy claims, colorful heart symbols, and promises of cardiovascular benefits. Yet many of these same products never make it into the ...

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As states strive to curb health insurers' use of artificial intelligence, patients and doctors are arming themselves with AI tools to fight claims denials, prior authorizations and soaring medical ...

Consumers want functional food. If nothing else is certain, that is. In many areas, from coffee to bread to plant-based protein to non-alcoholic drinks, consumers want food that can provide functional ...

Commercial insurers denied roughly one out of every five claims submitted in 2024, with administrative issues driving a large chunk of those blocked coverage requests, according to a new analysis from ...