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Enjoying summer has to follow extreme caution. We have to sufficiently understand every single risk to avoid them. Read More

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Science can now tell if you’re sticking to your diet John Anderer

Researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have uncovered a “metabolic signature” capable of measuring a person’s adherence and metabolic response to a Mediterranean diet. Read More

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Some of the smartest professors in the world say social distancing may be needed until 2022 CW Headley

For the informed, the question isn’t does social distancing work? It’s how long do we need to adhere to it before it can work optimally? Two new research papers have provided a potential answer. Read More

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Harvard doctors find this is how most critical COVID-19 patients are beating it John Anderer

While they can only speak for what’s happening in their hospitals, their new study finds that the vast majority of critically ill COVID-19 patients were able to make a full recovery after receiving the standard treatments for respiratory failure. Read More

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According to Harvard scientists, eating an egg everyday is good for your health John Anderer

A recent study conducted at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, however, has concluded that enjoying eggs in moderation shouldn’t put you at any higher risk of developing heart problems or cardiovascular disease. Read More

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Harvard University president tests positive for Coronavirus Kyle Schnitzer

Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to an email sent to the Harvard community Tuesday. Read More

Personal Finance

This university produces the most billionaires CW Headley

New research published by Debut Careers ranked the institutions and majors that evidence the world’s highest concentration of future billionaires. Read More

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The reason why your hair has suddenly turned grey is…Kyle Schnitzer

When these cells age prematurely, it spells for bad news: the damage is permanent, according to researchers. Read More

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Harvard scientists find people with more brain activity have shorter lives CW Headley

The physiological activities that regulate metabolism also play a huge role in exciting our nervous system. According to the new paper prolonged hyper-activity bears the potential to shorten our lifespan. Read More

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