Harvard University
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healthThe Thymus Gland: A 'Useless' Organ That May Actually Fight Cancer
New research from Harvard challenges conventional wisdom, suggesting the thymus gland plays a critical role in adult health and cancer prevention.
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healthHeart Health Secret: Not Low-Carb or Low-Fat, but Food Quality
A 30-year Harvard study reveals that diet quality, not carb or fat restriction, is key to heart health. Focus on whole foods.
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healthNew Study Reveals Natural Selection Continues to Shape Human Genes
A massive genetic study indicates natural selection has influenced hundreds of gene variants in humans over the last 10,000 years, impacting traits like skin color and disease risk.
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health9 Phrases That Signal Weak Social Skills, According to Research
Psychologists identify common conversational phrases linked to below-average social competence-and how to replace them.
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worldTrump Admin Sues Harvard Over Pro-Palestinian Protests
Trump administration files lawsuit against Harvard, accusing it of fostering antisemitism during pro-Palestinian protests.
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financeUS Rental Market Cools as Construction Boom Drives Prices Lower Nationwide
National median rents dropped 1.5% year-over-year in February 2026. Major declines recorded in Sun Belt metros. Despite price relief, affordability crisis persists for millions of households.
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techAI 'Brain Fry': New Study Reveals Mental Fatigue From Chatbots
A Harvard study reveals 'AI brain fry,' a new term for mental exhaustion caused by intensive work with artificial intelligence, impacting concentration and decision-making.
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healthHeart Health Breakthrough: Diet Quality Trumps Carb or Fat Limits, Study Finds
New research from Harvard University reveals that the quality of food, not just carb or fat content, is the key to cardiovascular health.