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...Indeed, Megan said, the OFA would be interested in facilitating such a system, but that it needs a financial commitment from the University to make it happen. If Harvard’s record on the Reiman Center is any indication, the arts community shouldn’t hold its breath. But the University could indicate a movement towards fostering artistic life on campus by funding such a system, and then making more space available through it. With any luck, this weekend’s performances and exhibitions—in every available location on campus—will inspire them...
...Kathy Kastan, 43, a psychotherapist in Memphis, Tenn., who suffered both classic and less common symptoms. "I noticed that I would get tired more quickly," says Kastan, who was and still is very active--biking, swimming, running, walking. "I would sometimes have to stop because I had shortness of breath." After a couple of trips to the doctor, who failed to pick up on her heart problems, she collapsed in the street while on a vacation in Colorado. "I clutched my chest, had profuse sweating, chest pains from the front to the back, down my arm, up into...
Hypertension makes the heart work harder to move blood through the body, and more than half of women over 45 have it--putting them at higher risk of both heart disease and stroke. If you get short of breath when you exert yourself, don't ignore it; tell your doctor. And if you have high blood pressure, treat it with proper diet, exercise and medication if needed...
Much of Davis’ speech focused on leaded gasoline’s effect on children. “Children live and breath at the level of the tailpipe,” she pointed...
Kendall Square smells different these days—the era when neighbors could tell whether Necco was churning out chocolates or peppermints just by taking a deep breath is over...