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Received yesterday — 7 November 2026 ⏭

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Scientists found a way to help the brain wash out waste while we're awake, which it mostly does while we sleep: a short-acting blood pressure drug plus whole-body vibration. In 29 healthy adults, Alzheimer's-linked proteins like beta-amyloid rose in the blood, a sign they were cleared from the brain 7 November 2026 at 04:46

Scientists found a way to help the brain wash out waste while we're awake, which it mostly does while we sleep: a short-acting blood pressure drug plus whole-body vibration. In 29 healthy adults, Alzheimer's-linked proteins like beta-amyloid rose in the blood, a sign they were cleared from the brain

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7 November 2026 at 04:46

Scientists found a way to help the brain wash out waste while we're awake, which it mostly does while we sleep: a short-acting blood pressure drug plus whole-body vibration. In 29 healthy adults, Alzheimer's-linked proteins like beta-amyloid rose in the blood, a sign they were cleared from the brain

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Received — 31 October 2026 ⏭

Men lose 16% more healthy years than women worldwide, yet only a handful of countries have a men's health policy. A new Lancet series says much of it is preventable (poverty, jobs, masculinity norms) and warns that this policy vacuum is being filled by 'manosphere' influencers and companies instead.

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31 October 2026 at 07:04

Men lose 16% more healthy years than women worldwide, yet only a handful of countries have a men's health policy. A new Lancet series says much of it is preventable (poverty, jobs, masculinity norms) and warns that this policy vacuum is being filled by 'manosphere' influencers and companies instead.

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Received — 30 October 2026 ⏭

Republicans liked the exact same workplace diversity training more when it skipped buzzwords like "diversity" and "privilege" and used plain words like "differences" and "unfair advantages" instead. Same content, different labels, and they also rated it as less politically biased.

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30 October 2026 at 17:13

Republicans liked the exact same workplace diversity training more when it skipped buzzwords like "diversity" and "privilege" and used plain words like "differences" and "unfair advantages" instead. Same content, different labels, and they also rated it as less politically biased.

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