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Harvard study links loss of metal lithium to Alzheimer's disease, giving hope on Long Island

A Harvard study suggests lithium loss may be linked to Alzheimer's, offering hope for early detection and new treatments, ...
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‘Defiance Over Compliance’: Harvard Med School Continuing To Use Racial Preferences, Complaint Says

America First Legal (AFL) filed a civil rights complaint with the Department of Justice (DOJ) Wednesday alleging Harvard ...
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Harvard researchers may have found key piece to Alzheimer’s puzzle. It was in the human brain all along

Nearly 8 mn Indians are living with Alzheimer’s, the number is projected to double by 2030. Why these findings could be a ...

Harvard Created Windfall From Bringing Executives Back to School

The oldest US university, under siege from the Trump administration, is drawing financial strength from its executive and ...
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Harvard Medical, Dental Class of 2029 Begins Training

Nearly 200 new medical and dental students donned white coats and celebrated the start of their educational journeys at ...
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How to Get Into Harvard Medical School, According to Students ...

Harvard Medical School was ranked first in US News & World Report's 2020 list of the best medical schools in the country. Last year, only 2.24% of the 6,815 people who applied were accepted to ...
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Harvard Medical School withdraws from U.S. News rankings

Harvard Medical School will no longer provide data to U.S. News & World Report for its surveys and rankings of best medical schools, its dean announced Tuesday, a decision that echoes that of ...
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Harvard Medical School students decry lack of diversity

Harvard’s case mirrors the nation: 5.3 percent of US medical school faculty are underrepresented minorities, a figure that has changed very little over the past decade, said Marc Nivet, chief ...
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At Harvard Medical School, women slowly climbing ranks

At Harvard Medical School, 17 percent of full professors are women, or 207 out of 1,234. The number has inched up steadily since 1980, when it sat at just 3 percent.