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The Arising — October 30, 2026

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Longevity & Healthspan

  1. A clinical AI teammate finds toxicities—but it earns its place by helping people do the work

    Reading medical evidence →
  2. The glucose sensor crossed a boundary: benefit without insulin therapy

    Reading medical evidence →
  3. In a critically ill kidney, the choice of dialysis may matter far more than the machine

    Reading medical evidence →
  4. Dialysis may be near—but the capacity to walk is still worth fighting for

    Reading medical evidence →
  5. A better night for people caught between insomnia and sleep apnea

    Sleep →
  6. What an AI discharge plan can accomplish when a clinician remains in the room

    Reading medical evidence →
  7. A familiar antiseptic fails an unusually useful intensive-care test

    Reading medical evidence →
  8. Dopamine is essential for movement. Giving more has not restored movement after stroke.

    Brain health →
  9. The aging brain may be responding to a damaged building block of life

    Brain health →
  10. The cells guarding the brain’s blood vessels have their own conversation

    Brain health →

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