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Radiologist examines mammograms with magnifying glass.

Health

New FDA rules may help with prevention, detection of breast cancer

But, diagnostic radiologist says, one of most important aspects of ensuring patients are notified of tissue density is what it adds to doctor-patient dialogue

Doctor holds patient's hand.

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Why it’s so hard for doctors to show their human side

Clinicians in ICU often face dilemma — efficiency or compassion. Beth Israel study looks at key factors.

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Gary King

World

Election forecasts often miss. Annoying, yes, but real problem for scholars

Researchers come up with better, more accurate model that also unearths fresh insights into American democracy

Agnes Callard.

World

In era of bitter division, what would Socrates do?

Lessons for voters and lawmakers in philosopher’s wisdom, Agnes Callard says: ‘He’s not trying to win. He’s trying to find out.’

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Empowering girls, worldwide

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Empowering girls, worldwide

Photography - Justin Ide and Kris Snibbe | Producers - Alvin Powell and Rebecca E. Rollins | Video/Production - Rebecca E. Rollins

DateDecember 16, 2009February 6, 2018

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