Sandra S. Park

Undergrads Start New Health Magazine

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As enthusiasm for health care reform wanes on Capitol Hill, a group of Harvard students are hoping to push health

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The Clinton administration, which has made health-care reform one of its highest priorities, believes that the U.S. is facing a

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Parents, brothers and sisters of diabetes patients are testing a novel treatment for the disease in a national study which

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Ask Dr. B. Lachlan Forrow, coordinator of teaching programs for the Division of Medical Ethics at the Medical School, if

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In commemoration of World AIDS Day tomorrow, Harvard is hosting a wide range of activities this week to increase AIDS

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A woman claims one man is the father of her child. But he says he's never met her. In a

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Even the Puritans might have lost the black-and-white color scheme, thrown on a lei and put "Little Duece Coup" on

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A research team which included several Medical School faculty members reported last week that they had isolated a key immune

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Harvard scientists said yesterday they are upset by Congress' decision Tuesday to kill the Texas Superconducting Supercollider project, calling the

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Two Boston-area researchers, Richard J. Roberts and Phillip A. Sharp, were awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine yesterday for their