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Self-care in 2026 looks different from how it did a few years back. Wellness is no longer confined to chasing the latest skincare fads, investing in new workout attire, or waking up at sunset to meditate on a freezing floor (unless that’s your thing). We’ve expanded our understanding of self-care to anything that improves any…

‘Wellness offers some sort of salvation on the horizon.’ Illustration: Maria Medem/The Guardian

The Covid19 pandemic has definitely reinforced the conscious need for Wellness & Wellbeing all around the world, and even more so in China.

April 16, 2026 –The latest State of Consumer Healthcare study fromCircana, LLC reveals that the U.S. consumer healthcare market grew by +3% in 2025 to $107 billion, surpassing overall retail growth. This shift reflects a growing consumer focus on proactive health and holistic well-being – favoring prevention, daily wellness routines, and self-directed care over reactive…

From relaxing spa treatments to grooming and wellness experiences, Johannesburg offers several ways to unwind. Image: Pexels

DANVILLE, Va. (WSET) —Danville residents looking to decompress now have a new option under one roof. Just Retreat Express, a wellness center combining multiple relaxation experiences, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 29.

Jackson Olson has always been a competitive person, but Dancing With the Starsis a whole new ball game for the Savannah Bananas athlete. “I never really planned for how intense this show was going to be,” he says. “There are so many talented people this season, and I’m not the best dancer — not even…

Celebrate National Wellness Month during the entire month of August. It’s time to prioritize your self-care, reduce stress, and create healthier habits to feel like your best self!

Join Circana to learn what that gap means for companies competing for wellness spending — and why the next phase of growth depends outcomes rather than awareness.

Americans are far less healthy than they could be. Six out of every 10 live with at least one chronic disease, according to the CDC. Four in 10 people have two or more conditions. Chronic conditions like heart disease, cancer, stroke, and diabetes exact a heavy toll on our collective health and productivity.