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Fortune spoke to more than more than a dozen people close to Wang to trace how the 28-year-old MIT dropout built the business at the center of one of the richest deals in the AI boom, and to understand why Meta is betting so much on it. trib.al/5Mvpw2M
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Researchers at the University of California San Francisco have identified the U.S. regions where dementia occurs most often. trib.al/vWvpxFS
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Hey, protein-obsessed Americans: Starbucks sees you. trib.al/qlwTJjU
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Drinking sweet beverages—including pure fruit juice—has been associated with a higher risk of diabetes. trib.al/5rlDWwH
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New research concluded that night owls appear to decline faster, cognitively, than morning people. trib.al/6lgWElf
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In a recent interview, Keurig Dr Pepper’s CEO Tim Cofer told Fortune that he consumes several caffeinated beverages throughout his day. But is it too much? trib.al/07uIuY4
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A new study revealed the benefits of phytosterols as part of a regular diet. trib.al/Y9r78MC
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While protein bars are an efficient way to get in some protein, the quality of that protein may be questionable, according to recent research.⁠ trib.al/bRMTdBd
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In Philippi village in the Western Cape of South Africa, the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation helps fight HIV/AIDS through the use of youth-led mobile clinics. trib.al/NEkoHf5
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A three-year exercise program improved survival in colon cancer patients and kept disease at bay, a first-of-its-kind international experiment showed. trib.al/8pqywFk
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Sitting on grocery store shelves among all of the different varieties of fruit juice is an unassuming nutritional powerhouse: tart cherry juice. trib.al/QlQocR6
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Angela Beatty prefers to avoid stereotypes about Gen Zers, boomers, or other age groups, but she’s well-positioned to see differences among generations as the chief leadership and HR officer at Accenture. #FortuneWorkplaceSummit trib.al/Mz0BwRI
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As with most recent trends, social media appears to be behind the latest rise in tanning culture amongst Gen Z. trib.al/Y0CIHd0
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Sometimes the joys of traveling can come with unpleasant side effects—namely, stomach issues.⁠ trib.al/0bHCT0h
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Alternative work schedules, like four-day work weeks, ranked number one on the list of most important benefits by every generation, according to a new study. trib.al/jcdXKJV
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“We are entering Big Food’s Big Tobacco moment,"⁠ @thrive CEO @ariannahuff writes in a new commentary piece.
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.@JenLeighMoss, best-selling author, speaker, and happiness researcher, says that some of the core lessons she’s taught throughout her career were wrong.⁠ trib.al/jZxq8M3
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Vitamin D, which you can generate from sunlight exposure, or get through certain foods like salmon or fortified milk, helps keep the body’s immune system, bones, muscles, and heart healthy. trib.al/kPvy3g1
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Carbohydrates have a complicated reputation. trib.al/kcGwDg6
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“We’re not trying to make everyone diagnosticians... but you have to be able to recognize when somebody on your team is struggling," Dr. Sohini Stone, @Google's Chief Medical Officer of Global Employee Health said onstage at the #FortuneWorkplaceSummit. trib.al/3zf8A1i
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