Is the US ready to stomach eating bugs?
Bugs are a greener alternative source of protein, but US consumers are still grossed out by eating crickets. Will companies be able to make insect farming viable?
FDA approval of ‘female Viagra’ leaves bitter taste for critics
Addyi gains US marketing licence after third attempt, but questions remain about its effectiveness, potential side-effects and the true need for the drug
Let’s celebrate Laura Wade-Gery for becoming a mother at 50
The Marks & Spencer executive is shunning the conventional motherhood timetable. Stop judging her and salute her as an inspiration
UK gym membership spending up by 44%
Budget gyms with more flexible contracts contribute to increase in membership in last year
Whole Foods’ asparagus water: do fruits and vegetables add health benefits?
Amid the grocery chain’s flavored water fiasco, the Guardian interviewed nutritionists for expert opinions on the trend that will never be worth $6 a bottle
Burning up: users of Honest Company’s sunscreen say it fails at basic protection
Jessica Alba’s company has come under fire recently from consumers who reported receiving severe sunburn despite Honest’s claims that it works fine
Dr Now: the smartphone app that puts you in touch with a GP – for a fee
New rash of apps exploit gaps in overstretched NHS by offering subscribers virtual consultation with a GP
Is SoulCycle too snobby for America? Cycling experts weigh in
As the high-end cycling chain’s IPO approaches, other owners enter the market for $34-a-pop classes outside of New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles
Six ways to come up with your ultimate business idea
From meditating to seeking inspiration from your travels, explore the creative ways to hit on an entrepreneurial money-making scheme
Tesco to stop selling lunchbox-size sugary Ribena and Capri-Sun
High-sugar drinks withdrawn over concerns about childhood obesity, but supermarket will still sell ‘no added sugar’ versions and larger bottles for adults