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Mashup Score: 7Grabbing cool treat on hot day — and selfie with new president - 1 year(s) ago
Harvard President Claudine Gay attended three ice cream socials at the Business School, in the Yard, and on the Harvard Medical School campus.
Source: Harvard GazetteCategories: Hem/Oncs, Latest HeadlinesTweet
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Mashup Score: 11Dog bites increase as the temps rise, study finds - 1 year(s) ago
Science has shown that violence among monkeys, rats, and mice increases when the weather is warm. Now it seems we can add dogs to the list.
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Researchers at HMS and @SpauldingRehab found that rising temps, ozone levels, and UV radiation are linked to a higher rate of dog bites https://t.co/mDLcsSf3Bg
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Mashup Score: 012-minute bursts of exercise have bigger impact than thought - 1 year(s) ago
A new study describes how a 12-minute burst of cardio exercise impacted more than 80 percent of circulating metabolites, including pathways linked key bodily functions such as insulin resistance, oxidative stress, vascular reactivity, inflammation, and longevity.
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A study found that 12 minutes of intense #exercise affected over 80 percent of metabolites in circulation. These metabolites correlate with biological pathways related to many favorable #health outcomes #fitness https://t.co/dN9ws9tYGj https://t.co/XjJbCiGItp
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Mashup Score: 11Making algorithm used in AI more human-like - 1 year(s) ago
Researchers used fMRI to test ideas about complex decision-making.
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How does the human brain navigate complex circumstances? Researchers are using fMRI to understand the neural architecture of human decision-making and learning. https://t.co/0qNaw83qhT
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Mashup Score: 8Book excerpt from ‘Random Acts of Medicine’ - 1 year(s) ago
Anupam Jena and Christopher Worsham sift data to find hidden forces at work in healthcare in new book.
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In a new book, HMS faculty Anupam Jena and Christopher Worsham find the random occurrences that contribute to our health, life, and death https://t.co/Y6DgpyVAoi
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Mashup Score: 6
Some doctors call them a godsend, particularly as part of wider treatment plan; others warn against halting research into root causes of obesity.
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A new generation of anti-obesity drugs has shifted the treatment landscape, providing potent new therapies to achieve weight loss but sparking debate about how best to use them https://t.co/iAtXfXI8b2
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Mashup Score: 4
Some doctors call them a godsend, particularly as part of wider treatment plan; others warn against halting research into root causes of obesity.
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Are new weight-loss drugs the answer to America’s obesity problem? – Harvard Gazette https://t.co/9FiqW6WD6m
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Mashup Score: 1Book excerpt from ‘Random Acts of Medicine’ - 1 year(s) ago
Anupam Jena and Christopher Worsham sift data to find hidden forces at work in healthcare in new book.
Source: Harvard GazetteCategories: Latest Headlines, PulmonologyTweet-
Check out this excerpt in the @Harvard Gazette from our book ‘Random Acts of Medicine,’ available now wherever books are sold! @AnupamBJena https://t.co/rplGOsT47l
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Mashup Score: 30Your memory might benefit from a multivitamin - 1 year(s) ago
Can a simple multivitamin stave off age-related cognitive decline? A recent study says yes.
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The study revealed that among those 60 and older, a daily multivitamin led to 3.1 years less cognitive aging than for those assigned a placebo https://t.co/d3vphpc4NZ
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Mashup Score: 6The social life of a dermatologist - 1 year(s) ago
It might be jarring when a friend, or complete stranger, pulls down their shirt while you’re trying to eat dinner. It’s also an opportunity.
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Summertime is busy for dermatologists, both on the clock and off https://t.co/ar3PXDFv7J
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RT @Harvard: The weather was picture perfect for President Gay's introduction to the Harvard community ☀️ https://t.co/RxypvbAOAX