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  • Why a weight-loss drug could become a geopolitical bargaining chip

    Ozempic might feature in US negotiations with Denmark over Greenland
    Financial Times - 21h

  • Here’s why Ozempic maker’s new weight-loss drug isn’t good enough for investors

    New trial data showed CagriSema led to “superior” weight loss, but at a rate much less than original expectations of 25%.
    MarketWatch - Mar. 10
  • FBI warns about counterfeit versions of weight loss drugs

    FBI warns about counterfeit versions of weight loss drugs

    The FBI warns counterfeit versions of weight loss drugs drugs can cause significant health issues.
    ABC News - Mar. 14

  • Novo Nordisk shares fall 6.3% after latest trial results for its next-generation weight loss drug

    Shares of Novo Nordisk fell sharply on Monday, after the firm published results from the latest clinical trial of its CagriSema weight-loss drug.
    CNBC - Mar. 10
  • Weight Loss Drug Will Be Offered for $499 a Month for Some Patients

    Weight Loss Drug Will Be Offered for $499 a Month for Some Patients

    Some commercially insured patients stand to save $150 per month on Wegovy, a popular obesity medication. Patients on Medicare and Medicaid are not eligible.
    The New York Times - Mar. 5
  • How Much Should Weight Loss Drugs Like Wegovy and Zepbound Cost?

    How Much Should Weight Loss Drugs Like Wegovy and Zepbound Cost?

    A new study found that fair prices for medications like Wegovy and Zepbound would be hundreds less per month than they are now.
    The New York Times - Mar. 14
  • How Much Should Weight Loss Drugs Like Wegovy and Zepbound Cost?

    How Much Should Weight Loss Drugs Like Wegovy and Zepbound Cost?

    A new study found that fair prices for medications like Wegovy and Zepbound would be hundreds less per month than they are now.
    The New York Times - Mar. 14
  • How Much Should Weight Loss Drugs Like Wegovy and Zepbound Cost?

    How Much Should Weight Loss Drugs Like Wegovy and Zepbound Cost?

    A new study found that fair prices for medications like Wegovy and Zepbound would be hundreds less per month than they are now.
    The New York Times - Mar. 14

  • Healthy Returns: Wegovy is linked to an increased risk of hair loss, study suggests

    Novo Nordisk's weight loss drug Wegovy is linked to an increased risk of hair loss, a study suggests. Meanwhile, Dexcom received a warning letter from FDA.
    CNBC - Mar. 11
  • Novo Nordisk shares fall on latest trial results for new obesity drug

    Novo Nordisk shares fall on latest trial results for new obesity drug

    Participants with type 2 diabetes had an average weight loss of 15.7 per cent after 68 weeks on CagriSema
    Financial Times - Mar. 10
  • Fact-Checking Dr. Oz’s Health Advice on Supplements, Weight Loss and More

    Fact-Checking Dr. Oz’s Health Advice on Supplements, Weight Loss and More

    We evaluated his claims about probiotics, weight loss, heart health and more.
    The New York Times - Mar. 14

  • How Microsoft's quantum breakthrough could solve the world's biggest problems

    Microsoft has unveiled a new quantum computing chip, claiming it created an entirely new state of matter to make it possible. Experts say the technology could revolutionize problem-solving, from ...
    CBS News - Mar. 13

  • Why Fanatics' Rookie Debut Patch cards could become the biggest in sports

    Fanatics plans to create Debut Patch Cards for football and basketball players to follow up on its success in baseball.
    Yahoo Sports - 6d

  • Roche takes big step in weight-loss field with $5.3 billion deal. Novo Nordisk shares fall.

    Swiss drugmaker Roche on Wednesday announced a major deal in the weight-loss category, agreeing to pay up to $5.3 billion to Zealand Pharma in a licensing and development deal.
    MarketWatch - Mar. 12
  • Legacy of weight-loss pioneer remembered

    Legacy of weight-loss pioneer remembered

    Margaret Miles-Bramwell's colleagues remember her life and legacy ahead of her funeral on Monday.
    BBC News - Mar. 9
  • 'Size bias is ingrained in our culture': Women on life after weight-loss jabs

    'Size bias is ingrained in our culture': Women on life after weight-loss jabs

    Women who have quickly lost weight say strangers are now more likely to smile at them or strike up a conversation.
    BBC News - Mar. 9
  • Here's how a loss to the Sixers could benefit the OKC Thunder

    Here's how a loss to the Sixers could benefit the OKC Thunder

    Here's how a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers could benefit the Oklahoma City Thunder.
    Yahoo Sports - 2d

  • Private equity could lift UK property out of the bargain basement

    There is not much to impede the assault by nimble buyout firms
    Financial Times - Mar. 10
  • Russia Begins Assault on Ukrainian-Occupied Town of Sudzha in Kursk Region

    Russia Begins Assault on Ukrainian-Occupied Town of Sudzha in Kursk Region

    Moscow’s military advances on the town of Sudzha may deprive Kyiv of a bargaining chip in peace talks.
    The New York Times - Mar. 11

  • PFF names Panthers' best trade asset ahead of the 2025 NFL draft

    If the Panthers are looking to deal ahead of the draft, PFF thinks this player would be their best (and most realistic) bargaining chip . . .
    Yahoo Sports - 8h

  • Why Michigan football OC Chip Lindsey likes Alabama transfer RB Justice Haynes

    The new Michigan football offensive coordinator shared why the Alabama transfer is so special.
    Yahoo Sports - 4d
  • 'He's probably thinking, why did I say that?' - McGinn on Miller claim

    'He's probably thinking, why did I say that?' - McGinn on Miller claim

    John McGinn thinks Lennon Miller might regret saying he could soon become Scotland's best player but has backed the teenager to flourish.
    BBC News - 3d
  • New brain scan method could help people with drug-resistant epilepsy

    New brain scan method could help people with drug-resistant epilepsy

    Researchers develop technique that can accurately pinpoint lesions, increasing chances of successful surgery. Researchers have developed ultra-powerful scans that could enable surgery for ...
    The Guardian - 21h

  • Why Poland is still pushing for more EU-wide defence funding ideas

    Also in this newsletter: A fresh push to charge Europe’s chip industry
    Financial Times - Mar. 12
  • Houthi Drones Could Become Stealthier and Fly Farther

    Houthi Drones Could Become Stealthier and Fly Farther

    A new report documented efforts to smuggle hydrogen fuel cell components into Yemen that will provide Houthi fighters a technological leap ahead.
    The New York Times - Mar. 13

  • Edgar Berlanga misses weight for first fight since Canelo Alvarez loss: 'Damn, man — I can't do it'

    Berlanga will be ineligible to win the WBO NABO super middleweight title in Saturday's comeback bout against Jonathon Gonzalez-Ortiz.
    Yahoo Sports - Mar. 14
  • Golf’s War of Words Is Becoming Apparent at the Players Championship

    Golf’s War of Words Is Becoming Apparent at the Players Championship

    After a devastating loss last week, Collin Morikawa skipped his post-round interview. But it’s opened a wound in the sport.
    The New York Times - 6d
  • Scientists find natural molecule that works like Ozempic

    Scientists find natural molecule that works like Ozempic

    BRINP2-related peptide, or BRP, is a naturally occurring molecule that can suppress appetite and promote weight loss in mice and pigs.
    The Hill - Mar. 13

  • Why Brussels’ €150bn defence pot is a test case for the EU’s arms strategy

    Also in this newsletter: A dangerous drug addiction, and Russia’s reliance on Chinese cars
    Financial Times - Mar. 10
  • Switch 2's Higher Chip Price Could Make System $500, Analyst Says

    Switch 2's Higher Chip Price Could Make System $500, Analyst Says

    A new report sheds some light on the situation surrounding the Switch 2 's upcoming launch, which is poised to be one of 2025's biggest events in the gaming industry (alongside the debut of GTA ...
    GameSpot - Mar. 14

  • How bad could the North Sea tanker collision be for the environment?

    An environmental group in the U.K. says the North Sea tanker collision could become a "disaster in really important protected areas."
    CBS News - Mar. 11

  • Why a gold investment makes sense (even with inflation dropping)

    Inflation dropped in February, according to a new report. Here's why a gold investment could be worth it anyway.
    CBS News - Mar. 12
  • Why Trump's antitrust agenda could spell trouble for Big Tech

    Why Trump's antitrust agenda could spell trouble for Big Tech

    The Trump administration is moving forward with several Biden-era antitrust lawsuits, policies and positions, signaling a continued focus on aggressive antitrust enforcement that could spell ...
    The Hill - 1d
  • Why Trump’s Ultimatum to Columbia Could Upend Higher Education

    Why Trump’s Ultimatum to Columbia Could Upend Higher Education

    A demand for the university’s administration to place the Middle Eastern studies department under receivership could signal a broader crackdown across the United States.
    The New York Times - 1d

  • PFL 2025: What are the fights and potential matchups to look forward to?

    The new season of PFL brings new fighters and new weight classes. Here are the best matchups and the reason why you should watch.
    ESPN - Mar. 14

  • Memphis vs. Everybody: Experts pick Rams to upset Tigers in NCAA Tournament first round

    Penny Hardaway's Memphis Tigers know how to play with a chip on their shoulders and they could need that resilience Friday against Colorado State.
    Yahoo Sports - 2d

  • Why do companies make terrible decisions? With Dan Davies

    Management decision-making has become automated and inscrutable
    Financial Times - 4d
  • Why Social Security’s Future Could Be in DOGE’s Hands

    Why Social Security’s Future Could Be in DOGE’s Hands

    Trump promised that Elon Musk’s DOGE wouldn’t touch Social Security. But DOGE is already making cuts to the agency.
    Inc. - Mar. 9
  • 'No point if you don't have the belief anymore' - Justin

    'No point if you don't have the belief anymore' - Justin

    James Justin says it would be "naive" to describe Leicester City's fight against relegation as anything other than "an uphill battle". Defeat by Chelsea last Sunday was Leicester's 12th loss in 13 ...
    Yahoo Sports - Mar. 14
  • 'You lose all hope': Federal workers gripped by mental health distress amid Trump cuts

    'You lose all hope': Federal workers gripped by mental health distress amid Trump cuts

    In interviews with NBC News, many federal workers shared stories of overwhelming stress, personal crises, rapid weight loss, panic attacks and more.
    NBC News - Mar. 9
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