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The ‘second brain’ category has been captured for a decade by note-taking apps. But once AI becomes the primary reader of the archive, the architecture has to change. The open brain is what comes next
The ‘second brain’ category has been captured for a decade by note-taking apps. But once AI becomes the primary reader of the archive, the architecture has to change. The open brain is what comes next
The ‘second brain’ category has been captured for a decade by note-taking apps. But once AI becomes the primary reader of the archive, the architecture has to change. The open brain is what comes next
The ‘second brain’ category has been captured for a decade by note-taking apps. But once AI becomes the primary reader of the archive, the architecture has to change. The open brain is what comes next
The ‘second brain’ category has been captured for a decade by note-taking apps. But once AI becomes the primary reader of the archive, the architecture has to change. The open brain is what comes next
JAMA published an analysis on the 2025-2026 COVID vaccines’ effectiveness against new Omicron subvariants LP.8.1 and JN.1 in the U.S.
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Colorectal cancer screening among U.S. adults aged 45-49 rose to 34.5% in 2022 following updated screening guidelines.
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The Lebanon Health Ministry reported 2,167 deaths from Israeli attacks between March 2 and early April 2026 amid ongoing conflict.
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Every AI conversation starts from zero. The tools to fix this have existed for years — vector databases, semantic embeddings, open protocols. But a billion-dollar industry keeps selling subscriptions
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Researchers developed targeted gum disease treatments that inhibit harmful bacteria while preserving beneficial oral microbes, announced in 2024.
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Researchers at UC Riverside confirmed vitamin B1 forms a stable carbene in water, proving a 67-year-old hypothesis by Ronald Breslow.
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Researchers discovered how aggressive triple-negative breast cancer tumors suppress the immune system by hijacking checkpoints and increasing regulatory T cells.
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A 2026 Weizmann Institute study finds genetics influence 50-55% of human lifespan, doubling previous estimates by analyzing twin data.
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A Stockholm study found new-onset anemia linked to higher cancer risk and mortality, with 6.2% of men and 2.8% of women developing cancer within 18 months.
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A global phase 2 trial found twice-yearly zilebesiran injections significantly reduce systolic blood pressure in high blood pressure patients.
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