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Jillian Mock

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As seen in: Medium, MSN Australia, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, TIME, WebMD, Yahoo Singapore, The Verge, Scientific American and
Freelance science journalist &editor | Previously: Associate editor @CipherClimate | @Middlebury & @NYU alum | Texan in NYC she/her
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The Just Plain Odd Ways Birds Sleep — And What It Means for Sleep Science

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By Jillian Mock Verified
| Inverse Verified
Humans do very little when we sleep. This might not seem like a big deal, until you look to the dolphins as they sleep and swim with the pod. Or fur seals, who can sleep while watching out for sharks. Best of all there are birds, who can rest part of their brain to sleep while, yes, flying. While sleep for humans may seem straightforward — lie down, close eyes, count sheep — how it works is quite mysterious, even to the experts who study it. Why do we need to sleep at all?
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The Just Plain Odd Ways Birds Sleep — And What It Means for Us All | Flipboard

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By Jillian Mock Verified
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1 hour ago Ampang Jaya, Malaysia - December 18, 2025 This is the adorable moment a ginger tabby was seen lounging with its capybara friends in their zoo enclosure. Nurhanida Asyiqin spotted Oyen, the orange feline, hanging out with four calm giant cavies at Zoo Negara Malaysia in Ampang Jaya, Selangor. Footage shows the moggie relaxing beside its companions on December 18. When one of the rodents rolled onto its spot, the moggie stood up and wandered off to find a new place to sit.
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GLP-1-Related Food Retention and Robotic ESD Efficacy

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By Prateek Sharma, Jillian Mock Verified
| Gastroenterology and Endoscopy News Verified
Prateek Sharma, MD Professor of Medicine University of Kansas School of Medicine Kansas City Studies examining glucagon-like peptide-1 agents and gastric food retention, and use of robotic endoscopic submucosal dissection, are the topics being covered in this edition of Sharma’s Endoscopy Insights. Based on current recommendations from the American Society of Anesthesiologists, several categories of patients are still required to pause GLP-1s prior to endoscopy.
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