Announcing a special episode on autism and acetaminophen - Peter Attia
We’re preparing a detailed discussion of the claims and evidence regarding potential links between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and autism risk| Peter Attia
For body weight, why you switch from sugar-sweetened beverages to “diet” options may be even more important than whether you switch The post Artificially sweetened beverages for metabolic health: motivation matters appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
Coronary artery calcium scoring has revolutionized cardiovascular prevention. But in women, it sometimes underestimates the risk. The post When zero doesn’t mean zero: the limits of coronary calcium in women appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
We’re preparing a detailed discussion of the claims and evidence regarding potential links between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and autism risk| Peter Attia
Silicon Prairie Startup Week events officially kicked off over the weekend with the 10 Hour Challenge x JumpStart Challenge at Don’t Panic Labs in Lincoln. Around 60 people showed up for a 10-hour sprint to build their ideas. In the end, 10 teams pitched. Some teams will continue iterating on their concepts to pitch again […] The post newsletter, Oct. 1 – SPSW Kick Off appeared first on Silicon Prairie News.| Silicon Prairie News
A recent study in mice offers hope for greater efficacy concerning a treatment that has already captured researchers’ attention The post Cautious optimism over lithium orotate as a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
A recent study shows that moderate-intensity exercise can offset the drop in vitamin D that many experience during winter months| Peter Attia
The Nebraska Entrepreneurship Accelerator at UNL is giving students the chance to grow their businesses while still in college. From scholarships and mentorship to peer groups and practicum credit, the program is shaping the next generation of founders in Nebraska.| siliconprairienews.com
A study in mice demonstrated impressive lifespan extension with extreme calorie restriction, but will results translate outside a research setting? The post Can extreme calorie restriction enhance human lifespan? appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
Highlighting past newsletters on melatonin supplements, hearing and dementia, AI in health assessments, vegan diets, and metabolic health The post Oldies-But-Goodies, August 2025 Edition appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
Welcome to the 57th edition of Trending in Testing newsletter, where we get into the latest advancements in automation, testing, security and more. Explore insights on “The Future of QA in the Age of AI” and discover “Why Every QA Engineer Should Build Their Own Automation Framework” and a lot more other insightful blogs. 2025 […]| Trending in Testing – Global Software Testing News
The SPN Ecosystem Project is a multimedia series tracing key players, startups and events that have shaped Nebraska’s entrepreneurial landscape since the early 2000s. The series blends SPN’s archival content with new reporting to explore how the ecosystem has evolved and the individuals who helped build it.| siliconprairienews.com
After an onslaught of mainstream articles questioning protein needs, it’s time to question the questioning with a critical look at existing data The post Determining optimal protein intake from data, not dogmatism appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
A new study tested whether weighted vests can help achieve and sustain weight loss The post Weighted vests for weight-loss maintenance? appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
A critical look at the latest observational study on plant compounds and longevity| Peter Attia
A recent study reporting a link between dieting and depression made waves in the press but doesn’t stand up to scrutiny The post Are data on dieting and depression deceiving us? appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
An FDA panel emphatically recommended that the agency reverse its controversial 2003 decision to mark HRT as potentially harmful to health| Peter Attia
Welcome to the 56th edition of Trending in Testing newsletter, where we get into the latest advancements in automation, testing, security and more. Explore insights on “Why AI-Enhanced BDD is the Future of Test Automation” and discover “Why QA Must Be Involved From Day One” and a lot more other insightful blogs. SmartFox AI: Smarter […]| Trending in Testing – Global Software Testing News
Exercise for improving cancer survival, ketogenic diets with GLP-1 drugs, the additive effects of longevity drugs, and a novel fibromyalgia treatment| Peter Attia
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Welcome to the 55th edition of Trending in Testing newsletter, where we get into the latest advancements in automation, testing, security and more. Explore insights on “How “AI powered” synthetic data boosts software engineering” and discover “The Brutal Truth About Bug Bounty That Nobody Tells” and a lot more other insightful blogs. [Online Event Invite] […]| Trending in Testing – Global Software Testing News
Welcome to the 54th edition of Trending in Testing newsletter, where we get into the latest advancements in automation, testing, security and more. Explore insights on “AI vs Traditional Test Automation” and discover “Best Practices for Handling Concurrent API Requests” and a lot more other insightful blogs. Introducing Autonomous Testing & AI-Native Test Management by […]| Trending in Testing – Global Software Testing News
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