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...overall population, there may be things peculiar to a recession that are beneficial to health and cut mortality rates, even though some segments are at risk if they lose their jobs? That's one way to explain the difference. The other way to explain it is that the other finding didn't apply to the overall population - it just applied to the elderly, who for a variety of reasons, including improved care, appear to thrive during a downturn. The aggregate may be driven by these elderly, who aren't in the labor market and aren't affected by changes...
...noted the importance of stories as a means to “cut through the noise” and make sense of the mass of information available in an increasingly technological and interconnected society...
Under the five-year agreement, signed on October 2, the CUT will absorb the Cyprus International Institute for the Environment and Public Health, which was founded in an earlier agreement between Harvard and Cyprus when the partnership between the two began...
Four new masters programs—public health, biostatistics, epidemiology, and health systems—will eventually be offered as part of the revamped CUT curriculum. Plans for initiating doctoral programs are also underway...
...disciplinary history of the student and whether the student has a disability that impairs judgment. "This is a huge tool for the administrators," Harris-Lawrence says. "In the past, there was almost no wiggle room. If a student accidentally brought a butter knife from Grandma's kitchen to cut her apple at school, it was treated the same as a butcher knife...