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...medical errors for accident victims, Alzheimer's patients--anyone who can't communicate or lacks ID. So far, only about 60 Americans have been chipped, mainly Applied Digital employees in Delray Beach, Fla. But the company says 58 hospitals are adopting the technology, a number it expects will expand...
...where I learned a lot about some of the struggles that adolescents, young adults, and even adults go through. It was very eye-opening. Anything where you’re learning about some of the real tragedies that you won’t come into contact with but that expand understanding of others experiences is important...
Graduate students from the Harvard Buddhist Community (HBC) met with 12 students from the College yesterday in an effort to expand undergraduate involvement in Buddhism on campus through meditation, discussion, and education. Alan G. Wagner, a 6th year graduate student in Chinese Buddhism and a board member of HBC, said that currently, the HBC does not have a strong influence within the undergraduate community. He described the meeting as an “open forum to talk about Buddhism and about what a Buddhist presence in the College might look like.” Adam S. Lobel, a second year...
...long ago, ADD was widely regarded as a children's ailment. But experts are increasingly discovering that it afflicts all ages. Psychologist Thomas E. Brown, author of Attention Deficit Disorder: The Unfocused Mind in Children and Adults, has seen his practice, which centered on young children 20 years ago, expand to include younger adults and seniors. They come to him and say, "I've had this problem for so long. If there's a treatment...
...ECAC teams are in the national rankings, with two more in other receiving-votes categories. Maybe the biggest impact, however, will come from the newer teams that are still developing, and so their abilities remain a mystery. “Just the fact that they have enough players to expand shows that it’s growing,” Johnston said. “It can only help. New teams are obviously going to struggle, but they will build up quickly if they can offer scholarships.” One of these very teams—Quinnipiac?...