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Economy
Gulf Airspace Under Siege: How Regional Conflict Is Grounding the World's Busiest Hub
Three of the world's busiest aviation hubs are constrained at once, and the cascading effects will reach far beyond delayed flights.

Economy
Blue Owl Pulled the Plug on Century Capital. Now Its Founder Wants a Second Act.
Blue Owl pulled its funding from UK bridging lender Century Capital after finding irregularities. Now its founder wants to start over.

Economy
Stephen Smith's Economist Stake Is a Bet on Prestige in the Age of Noise
Stephen Smith's 27% stake in The Economist is more than a media deal. It's a signal about who controls trusted information and why.

Mobility
Renault's 350-Robot Gamble Is Quietly Reshaping What Factory Work Means
While Tesla's Optimus still performs staged demos, Renault has quietly put 350 humanoid robots to work on the factory floor β and the ripple effects go far beyond one plant.

Health
Dirty Air, Fading Minds: How Pollution Is Reshaping Alzheimer's Risk for Millions
A study of 28 million older Americans finds air pollution may raise Alzheimer's risk by acting directly on the brain, not just through heart disease.

Health
The Body Has a Built-In Inflammation Brake. Scientists Just Found the Pedal.
A new human study found that fat-derived molecules called epoxy-oxylipins act as the body's natural brake on inflammation, and a drug that boosts them works.
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A Battery-Powered Oxygen Gel Could Rewrite the Fate of Diabetic Wounds

Health
The Shingles Vaccine May Be Our Best Alzheimer's Drug β And We Already Have It

Health
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Health
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Health
The Shingles Vaccine May Be Quietly Slowing the Clock on Biological Aging
A study of 3,800 older Americans found the shingles vaccine slows biological aging markers β and it may be interrupting one of the body's key aging feedback loops.

Health
The Blood Flow Signal That Could Rewrite How We Detect Alzheimer's
Subtle drops in brain blood flow may signal Alzheimer's risk before plaques appear, and simple scans could one day catch it early.