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That lead would have been more than enough for Brown, who allowed just one hit through the first five innings and finished with 11 strikeouts, brining her season total to 206—the second consecutive year she has finished with over 200 strikeouts...
...Crimson used a six-run third inning to provide all the offense it needed, while sophomore pitcher Mari Zumbro fended off a late Bulldogs rally to clinch the season series victory for Harvard. The win also pushed the Crimson above .500 for the first time since it began the season...
...squads combined for only one hit through the first two innings, but Harvard would take advantage of some control issues by Yale’s Holly Gutterud to knock in six runs in the top of the third frame...
...Bulldogs threatened in the final frame when batter Mariclaire Rebman led off with a strikeout but was able to reach first on a wild pitch by Zumbro. After a single and a flyout that put runners on second and third, another single and a groundout brought in two runs for Yale. Two more wild pitches and a throwing error brought in two more Bulldog runs, forcing Brown to come back in to end the Bulldogs’ threat and preserve the win for the Harvard...
...First, the current treatment regimen requires patients take a cocktail of four drugs, all nearly half a century old, for at least six months. The logistical and financial hurdles associated with paying for and completing treatment, however, virtually guarantee noncompliance and relapse. Second, in a cascade effect, noncompliance selects for drug-resistant strains of the mutated pathogen, precipitating the rise of multi-drug resistant and extremely drug-resistant tuberculosis. Treatment for drug-resistant TB with second-line drugs is astronomically more expensive, more time-intensive, and associated with more toxic side effects. Third, the rise of TB and human immunodeficiency...