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KLF5 Drives Pancreatic Cancer Spread via Gene Rewiring
SocialApr 7, 2026

KLF5 Drives Pancreatic Cancer Spread via Gene Rewiring

A gene called KLF5 may be a key force behind the spread of pancreatic cancer—but not in the way scientists expected. Rather than mutating DNA, it rewires how genes are turned on and off, helping tumors grow and invade new...

By Liz Parrish
Physical Reading Offers a Focused, Relaxing Experience
SocialApr 7, 2026

Physical Reading Offers a Focused, Relaxing Experience

Pro tip: Read physical books, magazines and newspapers. It's a completely different and focused experience -- and so relaxing 🙏🏽

By Sowmya Krishnamurthy
Fatty Acids Target and Eliminate Aging “Zombie” Cells
SocialApr 7, 2026

Fatty Acids Target and Eliminate Aging “Zombie” Cells

NEW STUDY finds certain fatty acids selectively kill senescent "zombie" cells. The molecules exploit a fundamental biophysical weakness in senescent cells, a totally new approach. Could we simply consume these moleculs to treat aging? ...🧵 https://t.co/EceCAfdlvz

By David Sinclair, PhD
Artemis II Just Got an Amazing Upgrade
SocialApr 7, 2026

Artemis II Just Got an Amazing Upgrade

I mean COME ON. Just when you think Artemis II can't get any better, this drops. 🥹

By Astropartigirl
Shingles Vaccine Beats Geroscience in Reducing Dementia
SocialApr 7, 2026

Shingles Vaccine Beats Geroscience in Reducing Dementia

a different take: the shingles vaccine lowers dementia and all cause mortality and it’s targeted to a specific virus, not the process of aging so far the data say the score is shingles vaccine 1, geroscience hypothesis 0 and I could say the...

By Charles Brenner, PhD
Spiritual People Often Sabotage Change with Five Common Mistakes
SocialApr 7, 2026

Spiritual People Often Sabotage Change with Five Common Mistakes

Part 1: The 5 Biggest Mistakes that Spiritual People Make When It Comes to Change Drop a ❤️ if this resonates

By Light Watkins
March Oscars Undermine Film Impact in Fast‑Paced Era
SocialApr 7, 2026

March Oscars Undermine Film Impact in Fast‑Paced Era

The Academy refuses to understand that they are killing any relevance for the #Oscars keeping the ceremony in MAR, as they’ve just announced the 99th & 100th editions’ slots: MAR 14, 2027 & MAR 05, 2028! Most films are not even...

By Luiz Fernando
Weight‑loss Drugs Boost Life by Aiding Sick, Not Slowing Aging
SocialApr 7, 2026

Weight‑loss Drugs Boost Life by Aiding Sick, Not Slowing Aging

Weight loss drugs may increase human longevity but that's because they reduce the mortality of folks at the lower end of the lifespan distribution (i.e., unhealthy individuals), not because they delay the aging process. That's still valuable, but if this is...

By João Pedro de Magalhães, PhD
Crypto Ownership Outpaces Retirement Accounts Among Gen Z
SocialApr 7, 2026

Crypto Ownership Outpaces Retirement Accounts Among Gen Z

Among Millennial millionaires specifically, 50% hold crypto. Gen Z investors are 4x more likely to own crypto than a retirement account. If you don’t offer a path to accept crypto giving as a nonprofit organization, you may be leaving gifts on the...

By Collective Grant/Consulting
New Cytotoxic Targets Unveiled at AACR26
SocialApr 7, 2026

New Cytotoxic Targets Unveiled at AACR26

Time to head off the beaten track at #AACR26 with our latest preview exploring novel targets and cytotoxics. The long climb up the hill may be worth it for some of them: https://t.co/l9tkdWvpuF https://t.co/M5B3RTW1wf

By Sally Church
Behavioral Science Explains Why We Can't Quit Social Media
SocialApr 7, 2026

Behavioral Science Explains Why We Can't Quit Social Media

Why is social media so hard to quit? On The Happiness Lab, I sat down with behavioral scientist Cass Sunstein to unpack why we keep returning to platforms that make us unhappy — and what it might take to finally...

By Dr. Laurie Santos
Balance Front Strength with Posterior Capacity for True Performance
SocialApr 7, 2026

Balance Front Strength with Posterior Capacity for True Performance

The stronger the anterior musculature becomes, the more posterior capacity is required to manage it. Without that balance, strength does not translate to performance—it creates instability. GET H.I.T. Strength & Conditioning Engineering the Combat Athlete: The Science Behind the Fight

By Dr. J.L. Long (GET H.I.T. S&C)
Prioritize Rest and Meaning, Not the Grind
SocialApr 7, 2026

Prioritize Rest and Meaning, Not the Grind

We need to stop glorifying the “grind”. Let’s instead glorify: • 8 hours of sleep • Taking breaks regularly • Taking mental health days • Working on what's meaningful • Stopping work when it's done • Finding work-life balance Money is the by-product.

By Pascio
Stop Overthinking—Choose, Act, and Move Forward
SocialApr 7, 2026

Stop Overthinking—Choose, Act, and Move Forward

I think people overthink decisions. There’s no time machine, there’s no future machine – you’ll never know what the alternative would have been. So just pick one and do it!

By GaryVee
Daily Doses of Art and Thoughtful Words Boost Happiness
SocialApr 7, 2026

Daily Doses of Art and Thoughtful Words Boost Happiness

"Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible, speak a few sensible words." Johann Wolfgang von Goethe #TuesdayMotivation #quote #Joy #Happiness #JoyTRAIN https://t.co/viJ1BQWXlj

By Beth Frates, MD
Artemis II Flyby Images Reveal Humanity’s Cosmic Awe
SocialApr 7, 2026

Artemis II Flyby Images Reveal Humanity’s Cosmic Awe

My favorite images from the #ArtemisII lunar flyby yesterday. Images that remind us of the immense majesty of the cosmos. Images that remind us of how small we are. Images that remind us of how special we are, how precious...

By Skylar (Space According to Skylar)
We’re Fine with Our Couch‑side Take on Events
SocialApr 7, 2026

We’re Fine with Our Couch‑side Take on Events

I mean it's probably good that there's a book coming out with the 'inside' story but most of us can sit on the couch eating Cheetos fairly comfortable with our understanding of what happened.

By Matt Stoller
Stop Over‑Iterating: Embrace Good‑Enough to Ship
SocialApr 7, 2026

Stop Over‑Iterating: Embrace Good‑Enough to Ship

Iteration isn't always a good thing when you're obsessed. I'm going to have to get better at 'GOOD ENOUGH TO SHIP.' https://t.co/FkDJGkiQPi

By Patrick Moorhead
Late Pregnancy Stress Meets Global Empathy for Iranian Mothers
SocialApr 7, 2026

Late Pregnancy Stress Meets Global Empathy for Iranian Mothers

I’m 30 weeks pregnant and the amount of cortisol coursing through my body today is hard to conceptualize. And then I remember there are also pregnant people in Iran and I just… have no words.

By The RD Nutritionist
Practice Self‑Compassion During Low Mood
SocialApr 7, 2026

Practice Self‑Compassion During Low Mood

One of the healthiest habits to learn: Be kind to yourself when your mood is low.

By Diego Perez (yung pueblo)
Russian Lunar Launch Delays Repeatedly Rehashed, Yet Unchanged
SocialApr 7, 2026

Russian Lunar Launch Delays Repeatedly Rehashed, Yet Unchanged

Russia media quote a RAN official today about the latest delay of Russian lunar missions, however all these "new" dates had already been known since at least January and reported here... and will certainly be delayed again: https://t.co/oxFsJRelFu

By Anatoly Zak
Turn a Bad Boss Into a Growth Opportunity
SocialApr 7, 2026

Turn a Bad Boss Into a Growth Opportunity

Working for an incompetent or ineffective boss can be demoralizing—and can become a source of stress. Yet it’s also an opportunity to learn and grow. Here’s what you can and should do about it: 👉 https://t.co/C1G5cEw6hX #careeradvice #careerdevelopment #personaleffectiveness https://t.co/iuYRnQPtS0

By Sigi Osagie
Detouring to Asheville Yields a Stunning Mountain Drive
SocialApr 7, 2026

Detouring to Asheville Yields a Stunning Mountain Drive

Just got back home from SC. Instead of I85, I went to Asheville and stopped off in Cherokee for a quick walk. It was such a pretty drive. 🥰 https://t.co/k5HiPdZVu2

By Cathy Morrow Roberson
GWP20: Faster Climate Action for Methane Benefits Health
SocialApr 7, 2026

GWP20: Faster Climate Action for Methane Benefits Health

GWP20 for methane greenhouse-gas accounting is good policy in NY State & beyond, as Prof. Bob Howarth and I explain in a response (https://t.co/86Dm2bq6zw) to a recent claim that GWP100 should be used instead Both California and New York...

By Mark Z. Jacobson
Effective Leaders Adapt, Prioritize Empathy Over Personal Style
SocialApr 7, 2026

Effective Leaders Adapt, Prioritize Empathy Over Personal Style

I used to believe leaders should always show up as their authentic, natural selves. I don’t believe that anymore. As a leader, you need to be a chameleon at times, changing your approach depending on what the situation needs. For a long time,...

By Nancy Duarte
Russian “Starlink” Satellites Begin Maneuvering, Developer Remains Silent
SocialApr 7, 2026

Russian “Starlink” Satellites Begin Maneuvering, Developer Remains Silent

A couple of "Russian Starlinks" from the 16-bird group showed first signs of maneuvers, based on the US data, but there has been no word from the developer about the status of the mission since its launch on March 23. UPDATES:...

By Anatoly Zak
Orion Spacecraft Snaps Backlit Moon During Solar Eclipse
SocialApr 7, 2026

Orion Spacecraft Snaps Backlit Moon During Solar Eclipse

The Moon, seen here backlit by the Sun during a solar eclipse on April 6, 2026, is photographed by one of the cameras on the Orion spacecraft’s solar array wings. https://t.co/3GkEIJ7NBT

By Vala Afshar
Funding Hurdles Stall Needed Multi‑site BPC‑157 Trial
SocialApr 7, 2026

Funding Hurdles Stall Needed Multi‑site BPC‑157 Trial

I can’t see any reason why a proper multi site RCT of BPC157 done by a few independent groups wouldn’t help clarify any real vs placebo effects. The challenge: no one wants to pony up the $ (more like $$$$...

By Andrew Huberman – Huberman Lab
Ken Burns Thrives on Big, Intimidating Historical Projects
SocialApr 7, 2026

Ken Burns Thrives on Big, Intimidating Historical Projects

Some ideas are so big… they’re a little intimidating. Ken Burns (@kenlburns) finds the best ones are “large enough to be afraid of.” For more than 50 years, Ken has tackled some of the most significant moments in U.S. history, becoming...

By Simon Sinek
Write to Think, Read to Write: Bezos' Meeting Hack
SocialApr 7, 2026

Write to Think, Read to Write: Bezos' Meeting Hack

Read to improve your writing. Write to improve your thinking. Jeff Bezos on how to run effective meetings by adopting a writing culture. https://t.co/D4cOCgUMtY

By Vala Afshar
Allegra Krieger Unveils Experimental Noise Surprise Album
SocialApr 7, 2026

Allegra Krieger Unveils Experimental Noise Surprise Album

Allegra Krieger explores her experimental noise side with surprise album ‘my heart is a gentle boxer’ https://t.co/Obnc1e2QYM

By Anthony Fantano
Let Your EA Own Your Calendar, Reclaim Hours
SocialApr 7, 2026

Let Your EA Own Your Calendar, Reclaim Hours

My EA runs my entire day… NOT me. I used to burn 2 hours a day just trying to figure out where I needed to be next. Now? She owns the calendar. Completely. I follow it. I don’t create it. This freaked me out...

By dmartell
Blueprint for Integrating Psilocybin Into NHS Mental Health Care
SocialApr 7, 2026

Blueprint for Integrating Psilocybin Into NHS Mental Health Care

British Journal of Psychiatry Psychedelics in NHS services: exploring a model for real-world implementation of psilocybin https://t.co/6sgfqg66rt

By Julie Holland
First Human‑Seen Solar Eclipse During Lunar Flyby
SocialApr 7, 2026

First Human‑Seen Solar Eclipse During Lunar Flyby

Holy sh*t. A solar eclipse, seen for the first time by human eyes during a lunar flyby. The Earthlight illuminating the crescent of the moon and part of the spacecraft, the stars and planets in the background…I’m in tears 🤯 📸:...

By Skylar (Space According to Skylar)
Consistent Daily Effort Beats Shortcuts and Hacks
SocialApr 7, 2026

Consistent Daily Effort Beats Shortcuts and Hacks

That's the whole formula. No shortcuts. No hacks. Just show up every day and do the work. That's the mindset that builds anything worth building. https://t.co/TK7CEii6PM

By Matteo Franceschetti
Unhelpful Baby Advice We All Heard and Questioned
SocialApr 7, 2026

Unhelpful Baby Advice We All Heard and Questioned

I think we all got at least one piece of baby advice that made us think… wait, that didn’t actually feel helpful at all. I’m curious… what was that piece of advice or comment you heard during pregnancy or the newborn...

By Dr. Becky Kennedy (Good Inside)
Brain May Filter, Not Create, Consciousness, Says Bi
SocialApr 7, 2026

Brain May Filter, Not Create, Consciousness, Says Bi

My guest @JohnathanBi suggests that scientific materialism isn’t wrong—it’s just incomplete. “Materialism assumes the brain creates the mind. But there are strong reasons to think the brain might be filtering consciousness instead.” ~Johnathan Bi

By Jim O’Shaughnessy
Science Shows Daily Habits Are Powerful Health Medicine
SocialApr 7, 2026

Science Shows Daily Habits Are Powerful Health Medicine

“Stand with science.” That’s the theme the World Health Organization chose for this year’s World Health Day. As they note, "Human health has been profoundly transformed over the past century, largely due to scientific progress and international collaboration.” Progress can...

By Arianna Huffington
Shyne's Journey: From Prison to Belize Politics
SocialApr 7, 2026

Shyne's Journey: From Prison to Belize Politics

We interviewed Shyne about the making of "Bad Boyz," his incarceration and reaction to the Diddy documentary, becoming a leader in Belizean politics, working with Timbaland, RZA and Dre, finding a form of enlightenment, and more. On the new Truth Hurts. https://t.co/LLXcGpOFDS

By Jeff Weiss
First Human Trial Tests Cellular Age Reversal Therapy
SocialApr 7, 2026

First Human Trial Tests Cellular Age Reversal Therapy

This method to reverse cellular ageing is about to be tested in humans A burgeoning field is launching its first clinical trial to find out whether dialling back cell development can safely refresh aged tissues and organs. 💡"Technologies to refresh ageing tissue...

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Challenge Biases, Embrace Analytical Perspective on Nature
SocialApr 7, 2026

Challenge Biases, Embrace Analytical Perspective on Nature

It’s important not to let our biases stand in the way of our objectivity. To get good results, we need to be analytical rather than emotional. Whenever I observe something in nature that I (or mankind) think is wrong, I assume...

By Ray Dalio
First Glimpse of Orion Returning From Moon
SocialApr 7, 2026

First Glimpse of Orion Returning From Moon

This picture right here is, I think, one of the most important of the Artemis II mission since the Orion spacecraft is clearly behind and a distance from the Moon. It's the first time we could see what intergalactic travelers...

By Lance Ulanoff
Discard the Surface Self with Underhill’s Timeless Guide
SocialApr 7, 2026

Discard the Surface Self with Underhill’s Timeless Guide

How to shed the surface self – the forgotten visionary Evelyn Underhill's century-old field guide to touching the depths of being https://t.co/C5ea57rwsN

By Maria Popova
Jack White Joins Coachella 2026 Lineup; Set Times Released
SocialApr 7, 2026

Jack White Joins Coachella 2026 Lineup; Set Times Released

Coachella 2026 announce set times for weekend 1, Jack White added to the lineup https://t.co/qVhHeszdmK

By Anthony Fantano
Real Sales Demand the Freedom to Say No
SocialApr 7, 2026

Real Sales Demand the Freedom to Say No

Founders: Without the possibility of a 'no,' your 'yes' is meaningless. Every real sales opportunity requires risking rejection.

By Pete Kazanjy
Postpartum Nutrition Demands Exceed Pregnancy; Prioritize Recovery
SocialApr 7, 2026

Postpartum Nutrition Demands Exceed Pregnancy; Prioritize Recovery

Pregnancy gets all the attention for nutrition, but nobody talks about postpartum. You lose blood during delivery. Your body is repairing tissue. You are producing milk around the clock. Your nutrient stores are depleted. And this is when most women...

By Preethi Kasireddy
Prioritize Personal Connection, Energy, and Comfort at Philanthropy Events
SocialApr 7, 2026

Prioritize Personal Connection, Energy, and Comfort at Philanthropy Events

Connect on the personal level, protect your energy, wear comfortable shoes — and other advice from the prequel to the world’s most intense philanthropy convening. Wendy Paris Reports: https://tinyurl.com/3jsz4h5d Related IP Resources: Skoll Foundation -https://tinyurl.com/mtkah795 How to Find New Donors for Your Nonprofit -https://tinyurl.com/h9678jf8 Major...

By Inside Philanthropy
Growth Requires Discomfort; Comfort Equals Stagnation
SocialApr 7, 2026

Growth Requires Discomfort; Comfort Equals Stagnation

Every seller I know who plateaued at the same income level for years had one thing in common: They stopped being uncomfortable. Growth lives in discomfort. Reading hard books. Asking harder questions. Pursuing bigger deals. Selling to higher executives. Get comfortable being uncomfortable or get comfortable being...

By Chris Orlob
Leadership Tested: Rise Above Chaos or Survival Mode
SocialApr 7, 2026

Leadership Tested: Rise Above Chaos or Survival Mode

You’re on the shop floor, the pressure is mounting, a budget gets slashed, or a critical project hits a snag. In those moments of chaos, does your leadership level up, or do you default to survival mode? Stream now: 🔗 https://t.co/JgtHAvt0Jg 📽️ https://t.co/sJpGj9whnf...

By Arthur Field