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    The Lie We Tell Ourselves at 3 AM

    What happens when we convince ourselves we're different, special, exempt from the rules that bind everyone else?

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    The First FDA-Approved Prescription App for Depression

    The FDA approved Rejoyn, the first prescription app for depression. Here's what the clinical data reveals about its effectiveness and limitations.

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  • Eli Lilly's Donanemab Just Changed the Alzheimer's Fight

    Eli Lilly's Donanemab Just Changed the Alzheimer's Fight

    Donanemab slows Alzheimer's progression by 35% and clears plaques in 12-18 months. Learn who benefits, costs, risks, and what this means for families.

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  • A Cleveland Clinic Study Just Linked Xylitol to Heart

    A Cleveland Clinic Study Just Linked Xylitol to Heart

    A 2024 Cleveland Clinic study links xylitol to triple the heart attack risk. What this means for the millions using sugar-free products daily.

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  • Satya Nadella on Learning to Trust AI

    Satya Nadella on Learning to Trust AI

    Microsoft's CEO reflects on the paradox of building trust in AI: you must use it first, then learn to protect against its risks.

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  • What Waits Beyond the Monolith

    What Waits Beyond the Monolith

    A reflection on evolution, technology, and the terror of transformation, inspired by cinema's most enigmatic odyssey.

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  • Comcast's New Bundle Signals the End of the Streaming Wars

    Comcast's New Bundle Signals the End of the Streaming Wars

    Comcast's StreamSaver bundle marks streaming's shift from competition to collaboration, offering Netflix, Peacock, and Apple TV+ for $15 monthly.

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  • Maya Angelou on Courage as the Foundation of All Virtues

    Maya Angelou on Courage as the Foundation of All Virtues

    Maya Angelou explains to Oprah why courage is essential for practicing any other virtue consistently in life.

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  • Why a JAMA Study Linked Intermittent Fasting to Heart Risk

    Why a JAMA Study Linked Intermittent Fasting to Heart Risk

    A 2024 JAMA study linked intermittent fasting to 91% higher heart risk. But the real story involves missing context, study design flaws, and nuance.

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  • Gut Bacteria May Influence Menopause Severity

    Gut Bacteria May Influence Menopause Severity

    New research from Zoe reveals how gut bacteria composition may influence menopause symptom severity, offering women a new approach to managing transitions.

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