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Ozempic, Zepbound, and the Inflammation Question: Why GLP-1 Drugs May Be Doing More Than Weight Loss

Ozempic, Zepbound, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and other GLP-1 drugs are usually discussed through one lens: weight loss. That makes sense. These medicines can reduce appetite, improve blood sugar control, and help many people lose a substantial amount of body weight. But the story is starting to look more complicated than that.…

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Why Some Birds Survived the Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs

Sixty-six million years ago, an asteroid hit Earth and ended the age of the non-avian dinosaurs. Tyrannosaurs, horned dinosaurs, long-necked giants, duck-billed herbivores, and many smaller species disappeared. But one branch of dinosaurs survived: birds. That survival was not simple. It was not because birds were somehow outside the catastrophe.…

The Genetic Roots of Language May Be Older Than We Thought

For a long time, people looked for a “language gene.” Something clean. Something simple. One switch in the genome that explains why humans can speak and other species can’t. It didn’t turn out that way. A new study suggests that the biological foundations of language are older, messier, and more…

How DNA Forensics Is Changing What Ancient Manuscripts Can Tell Us

When most people look at a medieval manuscript, they see text, decoration, handwriting, theology, law, or literature. That is already a lot. But researchers are now showing that ancient manuscripts can also be read as biological objects. That shift matters. A parchment page is not just a surface that carries…

Big Tech’s Hiring Boom Is Over – but the More Interesting Story Is What Comes Next

For a few years, Big Tech looked like a machine that could only expand. Head counts surged. Hiring seemed endless. The digital economy felt as if it had entered a new permanent phase in which more users, more platforms, more cloud demand, more e-commerce, and more remote work would naturally…

How Ulaanbaatar’s Air Pollution Crisis Is Driving a Clean Energy Experiment

In many parts of the world, air pollution is discussed as a policy problem, a climate problem, or a public-health problem. In Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, it is all of those at once – but it is also something much more immediate. It is a daily survival problem, especially in winter. That…