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Attempts to contain cases in China have proved ineffective
Chan School’s Rebbeck highlights cancer’s complex picture
Two professors debate whether it constitutes violence or is a necessary preparation for real life
Health
What we know and don’t know about pot
Medical School’s Kevin Hill talks about fearmongering and rosy myths, safe use and addiction
Health
Scientists from Harvard, China to unite against coronavirus
Groups will share $115M grant to search for better diagnosis, treatment; Medical School to serve as U.S. research hub
World
Why ‘truth’ beats facts
Discussion takes a look at why arguments fail and why the sides cannot agree
World
Health officials expect coronavirus to spread worldwide
Attempts to contain cases in China have proved ineffective
Health
Coronavirus likely now ‘gathering steam’
Leaky international cordon may mean equivalent of worst flu season in modern times
Arts
Good things come in ancient packages
Project to make complete visual digital records of three 3,000-year-old coffins turns up a painting of a deity
News
Rubén Blades to receive Arts Medal
Grammy-winning singer, composer, actor, and one-time Panamanian presidential candidate will be honored at April ceremony
Science
Food that’s better for all of us and the planet
Summit looks at production, health, sustainability, and social justice
Health
Coronavirus likely to infect the global economy
Business School's Shih expects disruptions for nations trading with China and for manufacturers dependent on it for components for electronics, consumer products, and pharmaceuticals
Science & Technology
Summit looks at production, health, sustainability, and social justice
Artificial intelligence researchers and neurobiologists share data on how we sort our options and make decisions
Discovery of entirely new class of enzymes could one day lead to bespoke diets, therapeutics
Arts & Humanities
Conservators and curators are researching and restoring a portrait of King Philip III of Spain that is one of a series of identical works
Project to make complete visual digital records of three 3,000-year-old coffins turns up a painting of a deity
Tap dancer Ayodele Casel swings into the spotlight — and brings her predecessors with her
National & World Affairs
Two professors debate whether it constitutes violence or is a necessary preparation for real life
Discussion takes a look at why arguments fail and why the sides cannot agree
Advocate and activist Tarana Burke to receive the Harvard Kennedy School’s Center for Public Leadership Gleitsman Award