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How might using wearable technology to track health data change our approach to preventing insulin resistance?

Nature, Published online: 16 March 2026; doi:10.1038/s41586-026-10179-2 A machine-learning model that integrates data from wearable devices (such as smartwatches) with blood biomarkers and demographic data can predict whether someone has insulin resistance, enabling timely lifestyle interventions to prevent progression to type 2 diabetes

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Loper Bright and Preemption

The article explores the implications of the Loper Bright decision on regulatory authority and preemption, highlighting its potential impact on state versus federal power dynamics.

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The Book That Changed How I Think About Liberalism

In the U.S., illiberalism is in power. I don’t think anybody really argues against that. But I’ve been surprised by how weak liberalism has felt in response. Donald Trump isn’t a popular president; he isn’t making people want more of what he is. But if the forces of illiberalism are really going to be turned back in this country, I think more people need to be excited and inspired by liberalism itself. We need a liberalism that stands for more than “not Trump.” So I’ve been on my own esoteric...

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Society

Things can’t only get better

The article explores the complexities of societal progress, arguing that while optimism is essential, it must be tempered with a realistic understanding of ongoing challenges and setbacks.

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Gareth Southgate couldn’t fix England

The article examines Gareth Southgate's tenure as England's football manager, highlighting the challenges and shortcomings that prevented him from achieving lasting success with the team.

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