FutureYou Cambridge acquires UK-based producer of health supplements, Prime Fifty. Prime Fifty's founder and nutritional expert, Dr. Max Gowland, will also join the team as Chief Scientific Officer.

We take a look at some of the discussion around vitamin D and coronavirus (Covid-19).

We are thrilled to introduce our new partner in Asia Pacific who will market the full range of FutureYou Cambridge supplements through FutureYou Hong Kong.

FutureYou Cambridge launches a new Vitamin C+ supplement made with pure organic acerola cherry, one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C.

We searched nationwide to find our Face of CurcuCat. After two-hundred and forty-five cat entries and thousands of votes cast by the public and Express readers, we finally have our new ‘ambassacat’.

We are delighted to announce the expansion of our international network. We have now appointed Polish-based Daltra sp. z o.o., as our new exclusive trade distributor for Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia.

To celebrate the launch of CurcuCat, a new turmeric joint supplement for cats, we are running a nationwide competition to find the new face of CurcuCat, with support from the editorial team at the Daily Express.

Is menopause still a taboo subject? FutureYou Cambridge asked 1,500 UK women going through the menopause to share how the symptoms affects them day to day and in their relationships.

Peter Kirkpatrick BSc MBCHB MSc FRCS, leading Cambridge University vascular neurosurgeon, gives his personal view on how plant-based proteins may help in the battle against Covid-19.

With our brands now represented in five different continents, we continue the search for expansion and seek out distribution partners worldwide.

We’re thrilled to be nominated as a finalist in this year’s NutraIngredients Awards. We are short-listed in the ‘Research Project’ category with a study demonstrating the benefits of our LactoLycopene in sperm quality.

FutureYou Cambridge is keen to reassure our thousands of subscription customers that we won’t run out of our top three immunity supplements any time soon.

Our CEO, Adam Cleevely, shares his fundraising experiences with an international class of MBA students at the Judge Business School, part of the University of Cambridge.

An article on the BBC News Health pages talks about recent studies that have found fish oil supplements do not cure cancer. Is this really news?

Nearly 4 million people in Britain suffering with arthritis are unnecessarily living with pain because they avoid taking medication or simply haven’t found medication that works.

The Isle of Ely Women’s First Crew rowers come from all walks of life, but they have one thing in common besides their love of the sport –  as part of our sponsorship, they are all taking Turmeric+.