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...latest drug cocktails may soon downgrade AIDS from a death sentence to a chronic disease--in countries that can afford the typical $15,000 annual cost per patient. But what about the cash-starved developing world, which currently accounts for nearly 90% of new HIV infections? It's an issue that countries like South Africa and Thailand are struggling with. And a growing number of government health ministers and AIDS activists are proposing an unusual solution: rip off the drug companies...
...while his latest move might seem like a big career jump, Illingworth says it builds off of the interpersonal skills he developed in the admissions office, which he credits with teaching him to "remember that everybody comes as a new person" and to appreciate students' interests outside the classroom...
...while his latest move might seem like a big career jump, Illingworth says it builds off of the interpersonal skills he developed in the admissions office, which he credits with teaching him to "remember that everybody comes as a new person" and to appreciate students' interests outside the classroom...
When Lawrence H. Summers was confirmed as treasury secretary last week, he became the latest in a long line of Harvard professors--from former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger '50 to former Council of Economic Advisers Chair Martin S. Feldstein '62--to assume high-profile government posts...
...used to boasting labels on cereal boxes. Starting Thursday, makers of cereals and breads can advertise on their packages that these foods may provide certain health benefits. Such a move was made possible after the FDA agreed with General Mills, maker of Cheerios, Total and Wheaties, that the latest research supports a label indicating that a low-fat diet that's high in whole-grain foods may reduce the risk of heart disease and certain cancers...