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Natasha Loder ๐ฆ๐
@natashaloder
Health Editor, The Economist
London, England ๊ฐ์
์ผ ลubat 2009
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Big, inspiring news: A.I./Alzheimer's competition judges named TWO winners instead of just one, awarding a total of $2 million in prize money! The winners will use the $s for further research. Congrats to Biomni-AD (Stanford, Icahn) & Prima Mente. Info: alzheimersdata.org
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But what does the large-scale availability of cheap generics mean? Read my article from earlier this year: overmatter.substack.com/p/the-6-revoluโฆ
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So potentially semaglutide at $14 a month in India according to this piece.
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With ozempic going generic in India, China, Brazil this weekend, re-upping this piece with @natashaloder
open.substack.com/pub/singerp/p/โฆ

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Really useful study.
I hope the phrase "metabolic whiplash" doesn't catch on for the decline in cardiac protection that happens when you stop these drugs. Seems to me @EricTopol that it is more like a gradual and cumulative risk, rather than a spike?
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@natashaloder @zalaly @Biostayan @washumedicine @WashU @VAResearch @natashaloder Hi, here is your unroll: threadreaderapp.com/thread/2034323โฆ Talk to you soon. ๐ค
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The heavy lifting here was done by the amazing @biostayan
Press release by the wonderful Shawn Ballard: medicine.washu.edu/news/stopping-โฆ
@WashUMedicine @WashU @VAResearch
Paper:
bmjmedicine.bmj.com/content/5/1/e0โฆ
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The reckless campaign against Iran will weaken Americaโs president. That will make him angry. Be warned: he makes a very bad loser econ.st/4lA7lEQ

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A Lancet review says chatbots may actively encourage delusional thinking in vulnerable users.
This piece digs into why we urgently need proper trials and guardrails.
open.substack.com/pub/overmatterโฆ
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Were early humans plastered because they were planters? Or civilised because they were sozzled? We trace the history of alcohol, a substance that has shaped civilisation as we know it economist.com/christmas-specโฆ
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Alcohol has shaped human history, from our ancestorsโ descent from the trees to the formation of civilisations. But today a new wariness of booze is spreading. Natasha Loder, The Economistโs health editor, explores whether we have reached peak alcohol: econ.st/472QC70
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GLP-1 drugs for extending healthspan?
Intriguing but we're a long way off from evidence
Discussed at length in Super Agers as a candidate drug beyond lifestyle + factors @TheEconomist
gift link
economist.com/science-and-teโฆ

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We're expanding London's network of cycleways, making streets safer & enabling more people to choose healthy & sustainable ways to travel.
Great to see the new protected bike lanes being built on Westbourne Terrace in @CityWestminster.
๐ @AdamHug Max Sullivan & team with @TfL



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Your drinking problem started ten million years ago.
Find out why and what the future of drinking might look like, and come argue with me in the comments.
overmatter.substack.com/p/ten-million-โฆ
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Find out more about the radio show, the essay behind it, and come and argue with me about the future of drinking: open.substack.com/pub/overmatterโฆ
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My NPR interview on "Are we breaking up with booze?" with @krysboydthink with Think. We went deep on evolution, Gen Z's drinking habits, functional drinks, and GABA Labs.
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Find out more about the radio show, the essay behind it, and come and argue with me about the future of drinking.
open.substack.com/pub/overmatterโฆ
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My NPR interview on "Are we breaking up with booze?" for NPR @thinkKERA with @KrysBoydThink just went live. We went deep on evolution, Gen Z's drinking habits, functional drinks, and @LabsGaba
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