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A map of protein interactions in fruit flies provides new ways to study disease.

Malcolm Whitman reveals how the blue evergreen hydrangea stops autoimmune disease.

Harvard Medical School’s primate research center encounters repeated, serious lapses of proper procedure and safe animal care

Harvard develops two new courses of study.

Study links red meat consumption to premature death

Faculty of Arts and Science professors project 400th anniversary

The findings could have implications for treating infertility.

Harvard researchers create neurons that light up when they fire.

From causes to clinical applications and treatment, Harvard researchers investigate traumatic brain injury.

Geoffrey Jones studies America’s forgotten green entrepreneurs.

Harvard’s George Church, genomics pioneer, and William George, healthcare and management leader, are recognized.

Videos show neurons lighting up as they fire.

A Harvard study reports that children exposed to chemicals in food packaging and textile products may have compromised immune systems.

Her work saved countless premature babies and inspired other women in medicine.

Harvard researchers discover a protein that provides health benefits similar to exercise, including weight loss and improved blood-sugar control.