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Hearing Loss Tied to Cognitive Declineon October 8, 2024
A new analysis showed that hearing loss is associated with a greater risk for cognitive decline in […]
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CBTI Strategy Reduces Sleeping Pill Use in Canadian Seniorson October 8, 2024
A new intervention improves sleep and reduces the burden on healthcare providers who treat patients […]
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Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to MicroRNA Researcherson October 8, 2024
Victor Ambros, PhD, and Gary Ruvkun, PhD, have shed light on how gene activity is regulated. […]
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SGLT2 Inhibitors Associated With Better Survival in PAHon October 8, 2024
The possible benefit follows similar observations in diabetes, heart failure, and kidney disease, […]
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How Are Ultra-Processed Foods Fueling the Obesity Epidemic?on October 8, 2024
Consumption of UPFs increased body weight and energy intake in overweight and obese young men, […]
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Phase 3 Izokibep Study in HS Produces Promising Resultson October 8, 2024
The investigational IL-17A inhibitor izokibep was found to induce clear clinical responses in […]
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Durvalumab Enhances Survival in SCLCon October 8, 2024
Patients with limited-stage SCLC were randomly assigned to receive durvalumab with or without […]
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Coordinated Care Improves Anterior Uveitis in Childrenon October 8, 2024
Pediatric patients with anterior uveitis benefitted from seeing a rheumatologist and […]
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The Biology of 'Precancer': Stopping Cancer Before It Startson October 8, 2024
Scientists are learning more about the critical period after cells start to grow abnormally but […]
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Thrombectomy Time for Acute PE Tied to Better Outcomeson October 8, 2024
Mechanical thrombectomy was associated with better survival outcomes across patient risk categories […]
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Hand Eczema: Delgocitinib Takes on Established Treatmentson October 8, 2024
Topical delgocitinib appears more effective than oral alitretinoin and is comparable to dupilumab […]
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Poor Arm Position May Significantly Skew BP Readingson October 8, 2024
When the reading was taken with arm in lap or hanging at side, hypertension was substantially […]
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GSK RSV Shot 43% Effective Against Severe Disease in Third Yearon October 8, 2024
GSK said on Tuesday that its Arexvy respiratory syncytial virus vaccine was 43.3% effective in […]
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Nephrologists Urge Active Search for Chronic Kidney Diseaseon October 8, 2024
Early detection of the disease is crucial because available medications can delay or halt its […]
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Vitamin D in Pregnancy Results in Stronger Bones for Kidson October 8, 2024
Supplementation with 1000 IU/d cholecalciferol from 14-17 weeks' pregnancy until delivery resulted […]
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Adding ADT to High-Dose RT Benefits Some Prostate Cancerson October 8, 2024
Combining short-term ADT with high-dose radiotherapy improves disease-free survival in men with […]
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Can Normotensive Pregnancies Lead to Hypertension?on October 8, 2024
Despite having normotensive pregnancies, 1 in 15 women develop hypertension within 6 months of […]
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CA Catholic Hospital Under Fire After Abortion Refusalon October 8, 2024
Providence St Joseph Hospital refused to provide the care she required because doctors could detect […]
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FDA's Pulse Oximeter Guidance Unlikely to End Racial Biason October 8, 2024
State attorneys general and US senators have pressed the FDA to take steps to eliminate pulse […]
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FDA Antidepressant Warnings Tied to Increase in Suicidalityon October 7, 2024
New data suggest that black box warnings of suicidality risk are associated with a decline in […]
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Day of Service brings together Harvard Chan communityon October 3, 2024
On Sept. 30, nearly 400 members of the Harvard Chan School community participated in the second […]
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Polio in Gaza: Experts explain the outbreak and the public health responseon October 3, 2024
In August, a confirmed case of polio was reported in Gaza—the first in 25 years—which created […]
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Assessing health care challenges for next U.S. presidenton October 2, 2024
At a symposium, a dozen experts discussed how health care in the U.S. can be more accessible, more […]
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40 years after Bhopal toxic gas leak, suffering continueson September 25, 2024
A December 1984 toxic gas leak in Bhopal, India killed and maimed thousands and led to chronic […]
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Making health care more affordableon September 19, 2024
Meredith Rosenthal, the C. Boyden Gray Professor of Health Economics and Policy at Harvard T.H. […]
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Harvard Chan School alumni in actionon September 13, 2024
Alumni share stories of their lives after graduation.
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Alumni News Fall 2024on September 13, 2024
Alumni bookshelf and honors, career moves, and items of note.
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Faculty News Fall 2024on September 13, 2024
Awards, honors, and activities
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Addressing a ‘critical shortage’ of African public health researcherson September 12, 2024
Harvard Chan School researchers are working with African partners to enhance adolescent health […]
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Elizabeth DeLucia starts as vice dean for development and alumni relationson September 12, 2024
Elizabeth "Liz" DeLucia brings deep leadership experience in fundraising and strategic planning to […]