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One thing everyone should know about cardiovascular diseaseon February 21, 2025
We can easily prevent fatal heart attacks and strokes by reducing how much salt we eat.
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Faculty News: Spring 2025on February 21, 2025
Recent news, notes, and accolades
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Student podcast brings bioethical issues to the publicon February 21, 2025
Leah Pierson, MD-PhD ’25, co-founded the Bio(un)ethical podcast to explore important issues in […]
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Exploring the health effects of stigma against LGBTQ peopleon February 21, 2025
Yerby Fellow Landon Hughes discussed his path into public health and his recent study on youth […]
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Alumni perspective: Examining GLP-1s through a public health lenson February 21, 2025
New “weight loss drugs” can be an important tool for improving personal and population health.
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The Surprising Source of Next-Gen Antibiotics: Oyster Bloodon February 21, 2025
Fascinating new research shows mollusk blood proteins have strong antimicrobial properties, […]
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New GLP-1 Data Reinforce CV Benefiton February 21, 2025
Tirzepatide is just as effective in reducing cardiovascular risk driven by central adiposity as […]
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Tool Predicts Whether One Bruise in Pediatric ED Signals Abuseon February 21, 2025
The screening tool, which incorporates several factors, performed with 81.5% sensitivity and 87.6% […]
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Benzene in Benzoyl Peroxide Products: New Findingson February 21, 2025
A new analysis of BP products and benzene degradation finds that formulation matters, with leave-on […]
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Does Taking ‘The Pill’ Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk?on February 21, 2025
The risk for ovarian cancer is likely to be at least partially modifiable, say the authors of a new […]
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Lost in the Chart: How Medicine Fails Adopted Adultson February 21, 2025
Findings from a new study suggest primary care clinicians need better guidance on caring for […]
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Nutrient Patterns and Depression Risk in Older Adultson February 21, 2025
A diet rich in magnesium, polyphenols, and vitamin B is linked to decreased odds of depression in […]
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Is Disease Activity in IBD a Risk for C difficile Infection?on February 21, 2025
Factors linked to C difficile infection in patients with IBD include IBD activity prior to […]
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AI Enhances Breast Cancer Detection in Screening Trialon February 21, 2025
Compared with standard double reading, AI-supported mammography detects more clinically relevant […]
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NICE Approves Fenfluramine for Lennox-Gastaut Syndromeon February 21, 2025
The epilepsy treatment is now approved as an add-on therapy for patients aged ≥ 2 years, […]
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Teva Pharma and Alvotech Launch Biosimilar to J&J's Stelara in USon February 21, 2025
Teva Pharmaceuticals and Alvotech said on Friday they have launched a biosimilar to Johnson & […]
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Anti-Factor XI Anticoagulants: Breakthrough or Bust?on February 21, 2025
The OCEANIC-AF trial has raised concerns about factor XI inhibitors. Should physicians still bet on […]
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JAMA Journals Op-Ed Condemns US Fed Censorshipon February 21, 2025
Editors from JAMA and its specialty journals on Thursday published a strongly-worded editorial […]
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How Can Machine Learning Boost T1D Patients’ Time in Range?on February 21, 2025
Novel technology holds the potential to transform day-to-day tasks for people with type 1 diabetes. […]
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Canada Experiencing a Late-Season Surge in Flu Caseson February 21, 2025
Influenza test positivity rates reached 24.3% in early February, surpassing last season’s peak, […]
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Speech-in-Noise Hearing Impairment May Up Parkinson's Riskon February 21, 2025
Impairment in distinguishing spoken words from background noise may up Parkinson’s risk by 57% […]
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Not All Plant-based Diets Are Equal in IBD Risk Mitigationon February 21, 2025
Greater adherence to a healthy plant-based diet is linked to reduced risk and improved outcomes for […]
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CDC Data on Flu and Bird Flu Goes Missing Amid Outbreakson February 21, 2025
The CDC estimates at least 24 million illnesses, 310,000 hospitalizations, and 13,000 deaths from […]
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Eating Rhythms Delayed in Teens With Overweight or Obesityon February 21, 2025
The circadian rhythm of caloric intake is less pronounced and more delayed in young individuals […]
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Antibiotics Getting False Blame for Colitis, Study Findson February 21, 2025
A nationwide study of older adults in Sweden suggests a suspected link between antibiotic use and […]
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Federal funding drives groundbreaking research at Harvard Chan Schoolon February 20, 2025
Harvard Chan faculty conduct groundbreaking research that has led directly to lifesaving vaccines, […]
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Grad Lab Updates: February 2025on February 20, 2025
The Grad Lab started off 2025 with a celebration of Yonatan’s tenure appointment with the […]
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History of tuberculosis topic for inaugural ‘Big Read’ book clubon February 20, 2025
A new Harvard Chan School community book club called “The Big Read” launches Feb. 24 with […]
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How to make dental insurance more accessibleon February 20, 2025
Bipartisan investment in improving the U.S.’s oral health care system could lead to less oral […]
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The bottom line on fake meat and healthon February 20, 2025
Imitation-meat products can leave consumers confused about whether they are a healthy choice.