Gastroenterologists Now Get the Highest Average Starting Salary
Orthopedic surgeons, who led for four years, dropped to $507,000, while the average signing bonus offered to doctors rose 29% to $49,306.
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Food, HealthMembers
Seven Artisan Breads That Do More for Your Health Than a Sliced White Loaf
Most bread in Britain is made in a few hours. These seven loaves take far longer, and your gut, your energy and your fibre intake all benefit.
Food
Happy Table: How to Cook Spanish Comfort Food in November, From Chestnut Fires to Wild Boar Stew
Chestnuts roasting in Galicia, red prawns in Dénia and roots sweetened by the first frost: here is what to buy in November and how to turn it into food that warms a whole table.
Business, Female leadership
How Audrey Bakhach Started a Business While Working Full Time and Grew a National Agency Without Investors
Custom Digital Solutions, the Charleston marketing agency she ran on nights, weekends and lunch breaks until 2023, is a Stevie Awards finalist after growing revenue 49.5% in 2025.
Business
Reading App Omphalis Lets Readers Use AI to Understand a Research Paper by Asking Questions Out Loud
Founder Stanly Thomas, who has more than 20 years of engineering experience, including roles at Microsoft, Oracle and Schneider Electric, designed the voice feature to ground each spoken answer in the reader's selected sources, with the passages it used on screen.
Spirituality, Philanthropic Minds
Steve Farrell Left Silicon Valley for Humanity's Team and Its Case for Interconnectedness
The co-founder of two Inc. 500 technology companies, one of them sold to NEC, has spent 23 years running a nonprofit that earned Charity Navigator's four-star rating in August 2026.
Beauty & Style, Business
Former LA Makeup Artist Kyrsta Morehouse Brings a Non-Surgical Facelift to North Canton
At her one-person studio, Esthetics By Kyrsta, she combines facial cupping, microcurrent and contrast therapy in one treatment, and says 85% of her clients now rebook.
Spirituality, Books
Physician Associate and Spiritual Coach Elizabeth M. Lykins Says Lasting Change Begins in Stillness
An urgent care provider since 1996, Elizabeth wrote Reflections on Transcendence, which features 59 paintings by her lifelong friend, the late expressionist Steven D. Lyons, who selected each painting to match the text.
Books, Culture & Society
Joseph Howse's Soviet-Era Novel The Circus and the Atom Wins World Literature and Audiobook Fiction at the 2026 NYC Big Book Award
The Nova Scotia author's second book, set in Kiev over the New Year of 1988 into 1989, also took a Distinguished Favorite for its cover, while his debut The Girl in the Water was honoured for its audiobook. The Next Year's Snow series has now sold to more than 80 public library systems in seven countries.
Female leadership, Business
Dr Monica Garg's INEW Opens Chapters From Paris to London in a Year of Expansion
The New Delhi entrepreneur behind the Influential Women of the World Awards founded INEW with Aayushi Agarwal as an invitation-only network for women leaders, investors and entrepreneurs. It counts more than 7,000 women across 19 chapters, and its 2026 launch run began at the Ritz on 17 June and reached Mayfair with cocktails and lunch at The Chancery Rosewood on 20 August.
Books, Wellbeing
John Bissell's The Power of Negative Thinking Draws on 14 Years Rescuing Failing Businesses in Portland
The author lost a company of his own when a single client went bankrupt owing him 83% of his income, then coached more than 100 owners of failing businesses between 1986 and 2000. His practical guide argues that doubt and worry, used deliberately, are better preparation than forced positivity.
Books
Outback Odyssey Review: The Yorkshire Orphan Who Asked to Be Taught the Land
Paul Rushworth-Brown's post-war migrant novel sends a Yorkshire orphan by ship to a Gippsland sheep station, and its opening chapters are the author's own father's story.
Female leadership, Health
Zebra MedNex Founder Brandy G. Robinson, Who Designed an AI EHR Platform After Her Own Brain Tumor Diagnosis, Joins Marquis Who's Who
The regulatory affairs and compliance professional, lecturer and novelist spent years keeping medical products compliant before a diagnosis of her own turned her into a founder. Her AI-infused EHR platform, a 2026 Edison Award nominee, puts clinical research and drug-safety checks inside the record doctors and patients already use.
Money
Nika Widanage on Why Cross-Border Tax Starts Before the Return
Her Melbourne firm, AIMS Australia Tax Accountants, advises expatriates, foreign residents, internationally mobile executives and high-net-worth private clients, whose Australian tax position can be materially affected by dates and decisions long before a return is lodged.
LifestyleMembers
GLP-1 Users Are Spending More on Fitness and Less on Snacks and Restaurants
The gap runs to nearly four to one by one survey's count, but the shift is concentrated among affluent users and may not outlast their prescriptions.
Wellbeing, Spirituality
Astrologer Nancy Volante Treats Burnout Through the Nervous System, Not the Calendar
The founder of The Whispering Soul in Ridgefield, Connecticut, a former professional dancer who ran a yoga studio for eight years, has folded 25 years of astrology study into a four-session coaching program that starts with the body.
Real EstateMembers
Buyers Priced Out of Big Cities Are Finding Cheaper New Homes in the South
The cheaper Sun Belt price tag often leans on a temporary mortgage subsidy and carrying costs that never appear on the listing.
Lifestyle
The Foldable iPhone Ultra Could Launch in the US First, Months Ahead of Other Countries
A new report claims the phone will roll out country by country over two or three months, and Apple is building only a fraction of the units it makes of its other iPhones.
Real EstateMembers
Home Values Near New Data Centers Are Holding Steady
Homes near a new facility keep far more of their for-sale listings on the market three years on, and the next wave is landing in poorer, more remote communities than the last one did.
Culture & Society
Japanese Photographer Shintarrow Yoshikawa Brings His Trilogy Into Focus With Reverse Mediator, Where Landscapes Look Back
The third exhibition in a three-year arc at Tokyo's Gallery Walk pairs photographs of Rome, Trieste and the Vatican with narratives that let familiar streets turn strange.
Books
Christian Hurst Wins IPPY Gold as the Lily Starling Series Grows Into a Universe
Since April, Christian Hurst's Lily Starling series has added an IPPY Gold Medal, a Kirkus recommendation and an audiobook, with two more novels on the way.
Books, Health
Dr. Latrece Wright Shares the Health Scare Behind The Uninvited Pebble
In The Uninvited Pebble, Georgia minister Dr. Latrece Wright writes about the weeks of waiting after a routine mammogram found a solid mass, and the faith that carried her through them.
Books
Kenneth Bliss Writes Christian Fantasy Books for the Dungeons and Dragons Generation
The Michigan author maps tabletop RPG mechanics onto Christian theology across two books set in the same universe, targeting a niche that barely registers in search data.
Wellbeing
Family-Owned Company Profounda Health & Beauty Inc. Wins 126 Select Walmart Stores for Drug-Free Treatment
Profounda Health & Beauty, Inc, a pharmaceutical company founded by an industry veteran, will stock its Rhinase X nasal care line in 126 select Walmart stores beginning August 2026.