Hank Schultz is a Senior Editor at New Hope Network. He specializes in health and wellness journalism, covering topics such as consumer health, alternative medicine, and the latest developments in health news. Hank's work has been featured in Natural Products Insider, showcasing his expertise in the intersections of health, medicine, and healthcare.
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Hank Schultz focuses predominantly on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, particularly in relation to FDA regulations, manufacturing, dietary supplements, and supply chain. His coverage often includes citing data, government announcements, legal policy regulation and press releases.
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A mid year regulatory update from the American Herbal Products Association focused on tariffs, turmeric safety, and the increase of state laws.
The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) has filed a brief to keep in motion its Supreme Court challenge of a New York sales restriction law.
Oshala Farm, the second-largest grower of medicinal herbs in the United States, was severely damaged by a fire. Both buildings and inventory were consumed.
Emerging AI-assisted tools could help better define the interplay of the endocannabinoid system and the gut microbiome.
A new review has laid out the mechanisms of action by which omega-3s quell systemic inflammation. It’s a growing aspect of healthy aging research.
The headline of new paper investigating how creatine might increase the metastasis of tumors exaggerated what the researchers found, experts said.
A supplement based on Banisteriopsis caapi, a tropical vine used as part of the ayahuasca brew, is now available to the public. It’s the first of its kind.
A study on the liver injury risks of kava sheds light on the botanical’s chemistry. The results don’t change the plant’s overall safety, an expert said.
A new meta-analysis that included more relevant data has concluded that supplement-size doses of omega-3s are not associated with increased AF risk.
A study based on survey results provided valuable information about how consumers are using creatine and what benefits they are getting from it.
