Bye-bye loneliness — the following wave of wellness trends are more likely to be social and technological.
This week, the Global Wellness Summit released its annual Way forward for Wellness report, written by journalists, analysts, doctors, economists and concrete futurists.
The Global Wellness Institute, a 501(c)(3) aiming to advertise worldwide wellness, also presented findings from its report, “Health, Happiness and The Wellness Economy: An Empirical Evaluation.” The report showed positive correlations between wellness spending and happiness, in addition to wellness spending and life expectancy.
The Way forward for Wellness 2023 report compiled 12 key trends that the GWS expects to drive the $4.4 trillion category this 12 months. Among the many trends, several commonalities got here up, including the importance of being...
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