Lilly's Weight-Loss Pill Outsells Wegovy By Volume, Not Revenue
Foundayo is growing, Wegovy is enormous, and the cheap starter dose is turning a miracle-drug boom into a margin argument.
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Three Health Stories, One Hidden Variable — Public Trust
Measles, CDC vaccine language, and GLP-1 affordability are three versions of one problem, medicine asking people to trust systems they cannot audit.
Australia Tightens DNA-Synthesis Imports Against AI Bioweapon Risk
Australia's import-permit regime shows that AI biosecurity is not only a model question, it is a border-control question.
Peter Raven, Who Built A Public Botanical Garden, Dies At 89
Peter Raven's achievement was not only scientific stature, it was making a botanical garden behave like a civic institution with a global conscience.
Two Weeks After Mass Firings, The National Science Board Has No Members
Day 15 after the National Science Board firings leaves NSF with no board, no confirmed director, and no court filing to force an answer.
Britain's Drug Watchdog Reopens Alzheimer's Decision On Caregiver Costs
The NICE appeals move the Alzheimer's drug fight from miracle-versus-cost into the economics of carers, infusion time, and unpaid work.
Pineland Road Fire Now Threatens Homes And Power Lines
The Pineland Road Fire is no longer just a burn map but a roads, smoke, timber, bees, and household-normality story.
Lake Powell Drops Toward The Level That Cuts Off Hydropower
Lake Powell's rescue now means one reservoir loses water, another keeps turbines alive, and households inherit the power risk.
Oceans Set Heat Records In April Without El Niño
The equatorial Pacific just printed its warmest April on record, giving climate readers a front page not built around war.
Utah Reports 638 Measles Cases, Endangering U.S. Elimination Status
Utah's 638-case measles outbreak is now a November elimination-status story and a vaccine-trust story at once.
H5N1 Dairy Testing Underpins The Idaho Outbreak Watch
Idaho's unresolved H5N1 vector question depends on the milk-testing machinery that decides what investigators can see.
CDC's Autism Page Becomes A Test Of Vaccine Trust
The CDC autism page is not only a wording fight when a Science experiment can measure lower vaccine intent.
Eugene Braunwald Memorial Fund Will Carry On His Mentorship
Braunwald's AHA memorial page makes his legacy a funding and mentorship program, not only a great-man obituary.
Cinco De Mayo's Margarita Boom Faded This Year
The holiday is over, but the tequila and sovereignty receipts are still the better story than another margarita map.