Skip the scam cold products. “There are a lot of scam products out there.” A licensed pharmacist walks through what actually helps with common cold symptoms, and what to ignore. ~ learn more
Wellness day party. “It is partly to ‘rage bait the millennials,’ he added with a laugh.” Gen Z’s “wellness darty” trend swaps keggers for noon workouts, cold plunges, and energy drink shotgunning, and the intergenerational discourse is half the spectacle. […]
Everything in oncology in a public website and open source repo for all.. Copy. “Every technology, target, product, company, institution, pathway, trial, pairing, roadmap, and idea in oncology, linked together. The state of the art, the history, and what is […]
Smell training for your brain. “The loss of the sense of smell is often one of the first warning signs of neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease even up to a decade before there are other diagnosable […]
A startup claims it’s found a drug to make your blood young. The involvement of Irina Conboy gives this a lot more legitimacy than your average startup, but still. “My confidence this was going to work was a zero. Like, […]
Unlimited resources, daily progress. “Let’s see what can be accomplished if we give her the best care possible and we invest unlimited resources to restore her to life.” Bill Ackman describes his daughter Lucy’s catastrophic brain hemorrhage, the long odds, […]
Peter Attia on the popular peptides craze. My summary: he’s not into it! Especially not BPC-157. Frankly he forced me to re-investigate and there’s less support for the mechanism of action than I had believed. “If you’re putting something into […]
Jumping jacks for your eyes. “It’s like jumping jacks for your eyes and your brain,” says Dr. Joe LaPlaca, whose VR drills are now part of some NBA referees’ pregame routines. The same eye-tracking and cognition work is spreading to […]
Checkups are becoming luxury goods. “From 2018 to 2023, the number of fee-based practices grew by 83.1 percent” as more primary-care doctors leave insurance-based clinics for concierge and direct primary care. The draw is simple: patients pay a fee “for […]
Intelligence is not the bottleneck. “no matter how “intelligent” AI becomes, intelligence is often not the main bottleneck to things changing in the real world.” Ruxandra Bio argues that in medicine the grind of clinical trials, data access, and governance […]