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Obama-era White House counsel looks beyond vaccination mandate to possible follow-up orders, litigation
Psychologist’s perspective on Simone Biles at the Olympics includes message for parents, coaches
Vaccine campaigns should elevate local voices to puncture resistance, says public health specialist
Campus
New 24/7 mental-health hotline for Harvard students opens
CAMHS Cares to help with all concerns and questions, whether a crisis or not, on campus or not
Health
Preventing childhood obesity in the first 1,000 days of life
Study finds it requires changes in parents’ and clinicians’ early-life care
News
Veteran biotech executive to run new center aimed at boosting cell and gene therapies
Project renamed Landmark Bio, with construction in Watertown set to begin today
World
Haiti assassination revives concerns over ‘private armies’
Kennedy School intelligence expert Paul Kolbe outlines the murky landscape of security firms
World
From bad to worse in Latin America
Assessing political, social impact of pandemic, scholar zeroes in on structural factors behind death rate
Health
Early details of brain damage in COVID-19 patients
Specialized scanning furthers understanding of the virus’ potential effects on the brain
Health
COVID-19 vaccine protects mothers — and their newborns
Pregnant women show robust immune response to coronavirus vaccines, pass antibodies to newborns
Health
Assessing the Delta variant
Coronavirus ultimately not over, says Chan School's Hanage
World
Hey, I know that sprinter in the 200!
16 from Harvard to take part in pandemic-era XXXII Olympiad
World
‘Indian Sex Life’ and the control of women
Research, personal story frame professor’s new book
Health
Good genes are nice, but joy is better
Harvard study, almost 80 years old, has proved that embracing community helps us live longer, and be happier
Science & Technology
Harvard study shows that jumping spiders can identify biological motion
‘Progenetrix’ computer moves to its new home at Science and Engineering Complex in Allston after a pandemic delay
Researcher Loretta Mickley discusses climate change, effects of forest management, and the rise and future of massive wildfires in West
Arts & Humanities
Biggest pandemic lesson? Vijay Iyer says artists need to work together
Theater, Dance & Media marks fifth anniversary
A.R.T.’s ‘Moving Through History’ project aims to break down barriers
Campus & Community
CAMHS Cares to help with all concerns and questions, whether a crisis or not, on campus or not
Richard Lewontin remembered as whip-smart, a fierce debater, and an engaged and loyal mentor and friend
Light and bright moments on campus