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New studies point to the gut, the lungs, and your immune system as the actual starting line Getty Images @ unsplash.com For over thirty years, scientists chased one idea about Alzheimer’s disease. They believed a sticky protein called beta-amyloid built up in the brain and caused the damage. Drug companies spent fortunes trying to clear that protein away. More than two hundred clinical trials later, no treatment has managed to stop the disease . Now, a wave of new research is asking a very different question. What if the brain is not where Alzheimer’s begins at all? What if the real starting point is somewhere else in the body, years or even decades before memory loss ever shows up? A genetic study that made scientists stop and look twice The most striking recent evidence comes from a doctoral student named César Cunha at the University of Copenhagen. He and his team wanted to know what happens in the body long before Alzheimer’s symptoms appear. They gathered genetic information fro...

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Nielsen issues the results of data from an analysis of consumers’ consumption of podcasts. The study finds that while more people are seeing video-enabled podcasts, audio remains the absolute foundation of the ecosystem, with 90% of all monthly podcast consumers choosing to listen, while 62% engage by watching. Other key findings include: Sports content acts as a unique bridge between listening and watching experiences, drawing the closest parity between listeners and viewers across top genres; Format choice signals entirely distinct consumer mindsets: the highly structured, utility-driven “Pragmatic Listener” versus the entertainment-seeking, visually focused “Interactive Watcher.”; and Conversion mechanics differ by format, with audio consumers acting as direct digital responders and video watchers acting as high-intent brand translators and social amplifiers. See the report here . ...