Factory Capital Commits $18M to Build Women’s Midlife Health Into an Institutional Investment Category

Factory Capital Commits $18M to Build Women’s Midlife Health Into an Institutional Investment Category Sydney-based Factory Capital has committed A$25 million (approximately $18 million) to build women’s midlife health into an institutional investment category – starting not with startup investments but with clinical infrastructure. Read More from the Global Wellness News ™

Burnout has consumers replacing optimization with nature, energy healing, and spirituality | Trend: ancient & extinct scents being brought back to life | France’s Lucis raises $20M for AI-driven preventative health platform

Headlines in the Global Wellness Economy Global Wellness News™ | May 28th, 2026 Wellness Consumers Trade Optimization for Nervous System Regulation Consumers are shifting from optimization to regulation, fueling demand for nature exposure, energy healing, AI-powered spirituality, and restorative wellness experiences. Insilico, US partner to build AI models predicting disease decades ahead Tie-up combines Hong Kong-listed Insilico Medicine’s algorithms with Human Longevity’s genomic data to…