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Cellectis' lasme-cel and eti-cel are oncology biologics, not dietary supplements, functional foods, or nutraceuticals.
Cellectis' lasme-cel and eti-cel are oncology biologics, not dietary supplements, functional foods, or nutraceuticals.
As contrast therapy retreats expand across Europe, finished-formulation brands are eyeing co-marketing and on-site nutr…
Clean-label RTD brand leverages real botanicals, brewed teas, and low-sugar formulas to deliver functional benefits alo…
The GPCR-targeting therapeutic protein enters mid-stage evaluation in a severe cardiopulmonary subpopulation — but this…
A supplemental BLA filing is planned for H2 2026, potentially expanding clinical options in vascular access — a space a…
VMG Partners investment in collagen-based protein bar brand reflects surging consumer demand for functional, clean-labe…
The shift reflects consumer fatigue with complex regimens and growing clinical evidence linking complete EAA profiles t…
Functional ingredients like bone broth and mānuka honey are expanding beyond wellness shots into mixology, offering con…
Functional News covers ingredient science, clinical evidence, regulatory developments, and operator strategy in the fun…
Functional News covers ingredient science, clinical evidence, regulatory affairs, and operator strategy for the functio…
As patient registries expand in pain research, nutraceutical developers gain potential real-world data infrastructure f…
Functional News covers ingredients, clinical evidence, formulation, and regulation — this submission falls outside all …