US Consumer Health Market People News: Icy Hot Sponsors Unrivaled, WNBA Players Invest In Mela

NutriFusion adds development, innovation head; Dymatize adds tennis pro, Olympic medalist Tommy Paul to Squad; Icy Hot sponsors Unrivaled women’s hoops league; WNBA’s Stevens, Evans invest in, promote Mela Vitamins.

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Sanofi’s formerly consumer health business Opella’s Icy Hot brand topical combining cooling and warming sensations announces its largest sports partnership program as the official recovery partner of the emerging professional women’s basketball league Unrivaled.

Napheesa Collier, a player on the Women’s NBA Minnesota Lynx and a co-founder of the league, will be a brand ambassador for Icy Hot, which will produce original content around...

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