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As U.S. weighs revisions to recommendations, Harvard physician makes case for ‘precision prevention’
Exoplanet candidate is first outside the Milky Way
Taking up baking, gardening, and other activities during pandemic gave 4 Harvard staffers a new perspective
World
Adam Schiff vows speedy, aggressive probe of Jan. 6 assault
Law School grad and Intelligence Committee chair outlines inquiry, details challenges, discusses special counsel
Health
Years after cancer treatment, sleepless nights
Harvard psychologist notes fears of recurrence, financial worries in reaction to American Cancer Society study
Arts
Women who are ambitious, powerful, in love — and in peril
New A.R.T. series takes a musical examination of challenges faced by heroines in five Shakespeare plays
Arts
Haunted by the ghosts of Christmas (and everything else) past
Folklore & Mythology class probes how supernatural stories affect present, future
Health
In a war zone, COVID isn’t the only health problem
Chan School panel details need for more wide-ranging campaigns in conflict areas
Health
When COVID robbed children of their friendships, learning suffered
Experts say parents and communities should take comprehensive approach to help young people reconnect
Business
‘I quit’ is all the rage. Blip or sea change?
Labor economist Lawrence Katz looks at ‘Great Resignation’ and where it might lead
Health
This is your body on carbs, in real time
Researchers watched as cells tapped ‘master antioxidant’ to help store excess carbs as fats, allowing cell damage
Health
New thinking on aspirin and colorectal cancer needs dose of nuance, expert says
As U.S. weighs revisions to recommendations, Harvard physician makes case for ‘precision prevention’
Health
Children could be dangerous carriers of virus
Study finds kids to be potential spreaders of COVID-19 and emerging variants
Science
Are Google and smartphones degrading our memories?
Harvard psychologist updates influential book with latest in research on ability to recall
Health
Behind ‘Dopesick,’ anger and hope
Author and former Nieman fellow says Hulu adaptation of bestseller has potential to ‘change the conversation around stigma’
Health & Medicine
Harvard psychologist notes fears of recurrence, financial worries in reaction to American Cancer Society study
Chan School panel details need for more wide-ranging campaigns in conflict areas
Experts say parents and communities should take comprehensive approach to help young people reconnect
Science & Technology
Methane emissions from natural gas is six times higher in Boston than previous estimates
Exoplanet candidate is first outside the Milky Way
Study by Harvard professor’s team finds collisions that stalled oxygen growth on planet more common than thought
Campus & Community
Taking up baking, gardening, and other activities during pandemic gave 4 Harvard staffers a new perspective
Sherri Charleston reflects on her 1st year, outlines new five-year strategic model
The Phillips Brooks House Association honors activist Mia Mingus with Robert Coles Call of Service award