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Will Sansom

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Will Sansom grew up in South Texas and joined UT Health San Antonio in 1990.
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Magnesium Marvel: Experimental Drug Melts Fat Even on a Junk-Food Diet

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By Will Sansom
| SciTechDaily
A new drug prevents weight gain and fatty liver by controlling magnesium in cells. It made mice stay slim despite lifelong exposure to an unhealthy diet. Credit: Stock Scientists have unveiled a small-molecule drug that blocks weight gain and liver damage in mice forced to live on sugary, high-fat food. The compound works by limiting magnesium inside mitochondria—the cell’s power plants—so energy keeps burning instead of stalling.
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Structured serendipity; a strategist’s guide to killing it on the Croisette

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By Will Sansom
| shots Verified
I know what you’re thinking - ‘not another Cannes survival guide’ - but don’t worry, this isn’t about staying hydrated or wearing suitable footwear. And if you’re after five top lunch alternatives to buying a club sandwich at the Martinez that costs the same as the GDP of a small country, then you’ve come to the wrong place.
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Scroll, swipe, repeat: are inspiration echo-chambers destroying our creativity?

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By Will Sansom
| shots Verified
Is it just me, or is it easier than ever to find inspiration and yet harder than ever to actually be inspired? As Bart Simpson once said, "the ironing is delicious". The ‘ease’ of accessing inspiration is certainly part of it. A never-ending stream of algorithmically-tailored stuff at your fingertips. Computational intelligence ready to provide large language-modelled answers to literally any question that your heart desires. Sounds like the stuff of inspirational nirvana, surely? Well, no.
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