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February 16, 2006
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'Widower effect' is real
Jeanne and Fred Ide had to deal with the emotional as well as physical realities of a seriously ill spouse. A recent study by researchers at Harvard Medical School and the University of Pennsylvania shows that the impact of a spouse's illness on his or her partner's health can be as bad as or worse than it would be if the spouse had died. (Staff photo Justin Ide/Harvard News Office)
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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
How a sperm wags its tail
Protein triggers hyperactivity
End of the fossil fuel era?
Author doubts reserve estimates
Ties that bind may prove to be a lifeline
HMS study shows spousal illness can be bad for your health
Roxbury Community Coalition and HSPH receive funding to encourage participation of minorities in clinical trials
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