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HealthMortality rates between Black, white Americans narrow — except in case of infants
70-year study finds widening gap despite longer life expectancy for both racial groups
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HealthMore evidence for power of exercise in study of colon cancer survival
Post-treatment physical activity narrows gap between patients and general population
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Campus & CommunityCivil discourse that exceeds 150 characters
New Ethics Center events mull real-life conflicts, with first focusing on improving campus discourse on hard topics in social media age
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Campus & CommunityAramont Fellowships champion research at the forefront of innovation
Winning projects selected for potential to fuel scientific progress
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Work & EconomyYou, too, can never, ever relax
In ‘Make Your Own Job,’ Erik Baker explores how entrepreneurialism has altered Americans’ relationship with work
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Arts & CultureWe used to read more, scream less
How has the internet changed fiction? 8 writers weigh in.
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HealthMachine healing
Artificial intelligence is up to the challenge of reducing human suffering, experts say. Are we?
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Arts & Culture‘Two Human Beings,’ again and again
An exhibition at the Harvard Art Museums asks what we can learn from Edvard Munch’s 40-year obsession with a man and woman at the shore.
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