Closes April 30
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Today’s biggest stories:
- OpenAI launches GPT-5.5 for coding and research
- My Diabetes Health — closes April 30
- Late-night eating linked to gut problems, study finds
- Taylor Swift leads Spotify all-time streams, Bad Bunny #2, Drake #3
OpenAI Launches GPT-5.5 for Coding and Research
OpenAI announced GPT-5.5, its newest and most powerful AI model, designed to be especially strong at coding and research.
It can handle longer, more complex tasks, follow multi-step instructions, and work more like an agent that plans and completes work.
The model is much better at writing, fixing, and improving code, and can handle large projects.
For research, it can gather, analyze, and organize information into useful insights faster, showing a shift toward AI that helps people complete real work from start to finish.
My Diabetes Health — Closes April 30
You've probably seen us a few times in this newsletter. This is the last time.
Our Regulation Crowdfunding round on StartEngine closes April 30, and we wanted to speak directly to you before it does.
Here's the honest case for why this is worth your attention:
Dr. Prem Sahasranam spent 20 years as an endocrinologist in California's Central Valley, seeing firsthand what happens when patients with diabetes have no access to structured education. He built My Diabetes Health in 2019 to solve that problem at scale.
The results: 30,000+ virtual sessions, 8,600+ patients, and an average 1.6-point A1C reduction — more than double the national average for diabetes education programs. The program is ADCES-accredited, covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurers, and available nationwide.
This isn't a concept. It's a proven program operating in a $18.1 billion market, with a major payer partnership already in place.
If you've been on the fence, here's the simple question: Do you believe more people with diabetes should have access to real education — and that a physician who's dedicated his career to this problem has built something worth backing?
If yes, the window closes in three days.
Late-Night Eating Linked to Gut Problems, Study Finds
A study found that eating late at night (after about 9 p.m.) is linked to worse gut health.
People who snack late are more likely to have issues like constipation or diarrhea, and they may have less healthy gut bacteria.
This may happen because late eating disrupts your body’s natural clock.
The risk is higher if you’re stressed. People with high stress who eat late were about 1.7 to 2.5 times more likely to have gut problems. The study doesn’t prove cause, but experts suggest eating earlier and keeping a regular schedule.
Taylor Swift Leads Spotify All-Time Streams, Bad Bunny #2, Drake #3
Spotify released its first all-time most-streamed artists list using nearly 20 years of data.
Taylor Swift is #1, Bad Bunny is #2, and Drake is #3, with artists like The Weeknd and Ariana Grande also ranking high.
This shows how streaming now defines music success.
Swift’s global fan base pushed her to the top, while Bad Bunny’s ranking highlights the worldwide rise of Latin music.
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