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    Teenager pens letters to jailed climate activists in new documentary●Prison Letters: the teenager writing letters to jailed climate activists – documentaryMmastodonEnvironmentClimate136 min ago

    A Guardian documentary follows Max, a 14-year-old struggling with climate anxiety, as he writes letters to imprisoned climate activists. Through correspondence, he seeks to understand the human stories behind direct action and why so many protesters have served time in prison. The film offers a personal, hopeful lens on climate activism and its legal consequences.

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    Lewis Hamilton Backs Middle East F1 Races Unlike Max Verstappen●Lewis Hamilton Backs Middle East F1 Races Unlike Max Verstappen as Deadline Loomsβœ‰newsSportMotorsport8 min ago

    Lewis Hamilton has voiced support for Formula 1's races in the Middle East, taking a different position from Max Verstappen as a deadline over the sport's regional calendar approaches. Hamilton's stance puts him at odds with his title rival on a growing debate within the sport about its commitment to Gulf venues. The comments come with time running out on decisions shaping future race schedules.

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    Physical processes shape timing of cancer and antibiotic treatment●Treatment resistance is one of the key challenges in cancer and antibiotic therapy. Researchers led by Dr. Jona Kayser aMmastodonHealthMedicine422 min ago

    Researchers led by Dr. Jona Kayser at MPZPM report that physical processes within dense cell populations strongly influence the optimal timing of treatment cycles in cancer and antibiotic therapy. Treatment resistance is a central obstacle in both fields, and the findings suggest that scheduling therapies around these dynamics could improve outcomes. The work, associated with the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, points to a greater role for biophysics in designing treatment schedules.

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    Fibermaxxing trend ignores that more fiber isn't always better●The fibermaxxing boom is missing a hard truth: more fiber isn’t always better fiberβœ‰newsHealthNutrition20 min ago

    The fibermaxxing trend, which encourages people to load up on as much dietary fiber as possible, is facing pushback from nutrition experts who point out that quantity alone doesn't equal quality. According to Fortune, simply maximizing fiber intake overlooks the type of fiber consumed and whether it actually fits an individual's digestive needs. Commenters are debating whether the viral trend promotes genuinely healthy habits or encourages excessive consumption without nuance.

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