Here’s this week’s collection of some of the most interesting health, medicine, longevity and science articles that Tincture founder Jordan Shlain and former editor Kim Bellard thought you should see. Jordan’s Takeaways Brown Noise — turns down the monkey brain. Can Brown Noise Turn Off Your Brain? Two Sodas a…

I’m a sucker for underdog stories. I love unconventional wisdom overthrowing conventional wisdom. I’m deeply suspicious of Big Tech, Big Oil, and big health. I know unfettered competition is not always to my benefit but get nervous when I don’t really have many options. So when I read that Google…

Here’s this week’s collection of some of the most interesting health, medicine, longevity and science articles that Tincture founder Jordan Shlain and former editor Kim Bellard thought you should see. Jordan’s Takeaways Crying babies research. A method to soothe and promote sleep in crying infants utilizing the transport response Cannabis…

Well, as usual, there’s a lot going on in healthcare. There’s the (potential) Amazon — One Medical acquisition, the CVS — Signify Health deal, and the Walmart — United Healthcare Medicare Advantage collaboration. Alphabet’s just raised $1b. Digital health funding may be in somewhat of a slump, but that’s only…

Commemorating 9/11 and all those who lost their lives as a result of that terrible day. Here’s this week’s collection of some of the most interesting health, medicine, longevity and science articles that Tincture founder Jordan Shlain and former editor Kim Bellard thought you should see. Jordan’s Takeaways Digital mental…

The Wall Street Journal had a great article a couple days ago that tickled my fancy on two fronts: DNA, and the deep ocean. Both fascinate me. It introduced me to a term I’d not heard before but have now discovered is a thing: “eDNA.” …

Here’s this week’s collection of some of the most interesting health, medicine, longevity and science articles that Tincture founder Jordan Shlain and former editor Kim Bellard thought you should see. Jordan’s Takeaways Amazon — delivering spatulas and treating people? Amazon Really Believed It Could Sell You a Health Care Fantasy …

We all — well, most of us — try to be agreeable. It’s usually a better social lubricant to say “yes” than “no.” It’s widely considered to be better for your career to be the one who always says “yes” instead of being the troublesome worker who often says “no.”…

Here’s this week’s collection of some of the most interesting health, medicine, longevity and science articles that Tincture founder Jordan Shlain and former editor Kim Bellard thought you should see. Jordan’s Takeaways Altruism zone in the brain identified. I wonder if the selfish zone will be :) Distinct neural representations…