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Brazilian journalist at @BloodyElbow. Autor do romance Não Quero Ser Lembrado. Co-apresentador do 'Eu Te Amo, Dr. Zaius'. Paraense antifascista.
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Consumo de suplementos cresce entre pessoas acima dos 40 anos e impulsiona mercado bilionário

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By Lucas Rezende Verified
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O avanço do mercado de suplementos alimentares no Brasil tem um novo protagonista, o consumidor acima dos 40 anos. Impulsionado pelo envelhecimento da população e pela consolidação da longevidade como prioridade, esse público vem ampliando sua participação na categoria e redefinindo a lógica de consumo, com foco em saúde preventiva e qualidade de vida.
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Opinion | Roads and bridges are not enough

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By Lucas Rezende Verified
| The Daily Iowan podcasts
Last month, U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, backed a bill that will give Iowa $64 million to replace and repair bridges. For obvious reasons, this is a good idea. Bridges, along with roads, sewage, and power lines are the basic building blocks of society. Without them, markets and people are disconnected from one another. It is great that bills such as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, or , which provide funds for powerline and water management, are being passed.
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Opinion | Why live in a dirty room?

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By Lucas Rezende Verified
| The Daily Iowan podcasts
No one should live in a dirty house, especially not a college student. April 28, 2026 I was a freshman once, away from home for the first time. Neither my roommate nor I had any idea how to create a livable, personable space. We were in Rienow Hall at the University of Iowa, where the rooms carry the approximate charm of an anchorite’s cell — or really, any kind of cell. Our room was depressing and grey; it had no decoration, no personality, and absolutely nothing to disguise the concrete walls.
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