
Researchers, clinicians, and funders from 12 countries gathered at the Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio Center in September 2025 to launch a global Food is Medicine (FIM) movement. The convening produced eight consensus principles that define how nutrition‑based interventions should be integrated, financed, and scaled within health systems. The Rockefeller Foundation pledged over $100 million to expand U.S. FIM programs, signaling a major boost for the field. Organizers aim to halve diet‑related non‑communicable disease deaths by creating a coordinated research agenda and investment pipeline.

Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have created the largest oil supply shock in IEA history, affecting roughly one‑fifth of global oil, LNG and fertilizer flows. The shock quickly translates into higher fuel and food prices, weaker currencies and tighter...

Rockefeller is channeling substantial capital into what it calls "universal energy abundance," a vision that guarantees every person reliable power for productive use—not merely lighting, but the energy needed to drive jobs, modern agriculture, clean water, and health services. The speaker...