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News & Announcements Cerebral silhouette DateDecember 4, 2003 Share Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Trending ‘I quit’ is all the rage. Blip or sea change? This is your body on carbs, in real time New thinking on aspirin and colorectal cancer needs dose of nuance, expert says Children could be dangerous carriers of virus Are Google and smartphones degrading our memories? (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office) Against a backdrop of afternoon sun, GSE doctoral student Kathleen Moran studies at Gutman Library.
