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Undergrads Start New Health Magazine
As enthusiasm for health care reform wanes on Capitol Hill, a group of Harvard students are hoping to push health
Medical Students Favor Specialties
The Clinton administration, which has made health-care reform one of its highest priorities, believes that the U.S. is facing a
NIH Kicks Off National Study to Test Novel Treatment for Diabetes
Parents, brothers and sisters of diabetes patients are testing a novel treatment for the disease in a national study which
Protecting The World From Nuclear War
Ask Dr. B. Lachlan Forrow, coordinator of teaching programs for the Division of Medical Ethics at the Medical School, if
World AIDS Day Events Include Exhibits, Films
In commemoration of World AIDS Day tomorrow, Harvard is hosting a wide range of activities this week to increase AIDS
Course Explores Forensic Medicine
A woman claims one man is the father of her child. But he says he's never met her. In a
Sunny Skies, Happy Students
Even the Puritans might have lost the black-and-white color scheme, thrown on a lei and put "Little Duece Coup" on
Fighting Organ Transplant Rejection
A research team which included several Medical School faculty members reported last week that they had isolated a key immune
Professors Deplore Supercollider's Cancellation
Harvard scientists said yesterday they are upset by Congress' decision Tuesday to kill the Texas Superconducting Supercollider project, calling the
Area Researchers Win Nobel
Two Boston-area researchers, Richard J. Roberts and Phillip A. Sharp, were awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine yesterday for their
Tickety-Tock, Clock Stopped
In Harvard Square, time can stand still. Through much of yesterday, the clock on top of the Cambridge Savings Bank
Initiatives Pepper Student Dining
The gradual transformation from the much-maligned fish pizziola era to a more palatable and healthful dining experience continues this year,
