Harvard Medical School
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healthA Simple Mental Shift to Help You Exercise More on Busy Days
Stop the all-or-nothing trap. Even small amounts of activity count. A behavioral scientist offers three strategies to stay active.
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healthAI Outperforms Doctors in Emergency Care Study
Harvard researchers find OpenAI's o1-preview model surpasses physicians in clinical reasoning, especially in triage and diagnosis.
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healthMouse Nose Map Reveals Organized Smell Receptors
Scientists have created the first comprehensive map of smell receptors in the mouse nose, revealing a surprising organization and potential mechanisms for olfactory mapping.
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healthHarvard Study Reveals How Common Viruses Hide in Healthy Bodies
A massive genetic study of nearly one million people maps viral DNA loads, linking the Epstein-Barr virus to Hodgkin's lymphoma risk.
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healthDavid Sinclair: Aging Is Reversible-Human Trials Begin Soon
Harvard geneticist David Sinclair says aging can be reversed using gene therapy, with human trials starting soon-potentially enabling lifespans into the 22nd century.
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healthAI Tool Flags Domestic Abuse Risk Years Early
New AI system analyzes hospital data to identify intimate partner violence risk up to three years before intervention, offering early prevention for victims.
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healthDaily Multivitamin May Slow Biological Aging, New Study Suggests
Groundbreaking research indicates a common multivitamin could potentially slow the aging process, offering new insights into healthier longevity.