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Harvard Nobel Laureate Claudia Goldin Aids WNBA Players in Contract Win
Harvard Nobel laureate Claudia Goldin leveraged her economic expertise to help WNBA players secure a major contract victory. Her data-driven approach proved instrumental in the negotiations, leading to a significant win for the athletes.
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Harvard Experts Unpack Societal Trends, Human Psychology, and Nutrition
Harvard experts delve into 'ownerism' in American life, the prevalence of self-deception, and optimal dietary balance, offering fresh perspectives on societal well-being and personal health.
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Study Suggests GLP-1 Medications Safe in Early Pregnancy
New research indicates GLP-1 medications are safe for use during the first trimester of pregnancy. The study, conducted by Harvard researchers, provides initial insights, though further investigation into later trimesters is still required.
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Media Monitor: Harvard Faculty Votes to Limit A Grades for Undergraduates
The Washington Post is reporting that Harvard faculty voted Wednesday to limit A grades for undergraduates, a move reflecting concerns among elite schools about grade inflation and its impact on educational integrity.
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Public Health Advances: Crisis Hotline Success and Maternal Care Innovation
A new study reveals a decline in youth suicides after the national crisis hotline adopted a three-digit number. Meanwhile, a Harvard team introduces a low-tech solution to address rising C-section rates, showing promising patient results.
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