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According to the MIT Nuclear Reactor Laboratory's web page, the reactor produces neutrons that are used only in research programs, including one aimed at developing a treatment for cancer...
...tier training programs and have made career commitments to practicing in a university setting; the specialists are all drawn from major Harvard University-affiliated teaching hospitals. We provide 180,000 ambulatory visits per year, with over 60 percent of them student visits. We emphasize preventive medicine as well as treatment. We have at least three intake mechanisms for collecting concerns about communication and quality of care: the Peer Student Advisory Program through the Student Health Advisory Council; the Patient Advocate's Office at 495-7583; and contact by telephone, letter or e-mail to the Director...
...they say. I say if society stops condoning men's actions they will learn to limit their affection to their girlfriends and wives and leave the rest of feminine society alone. Society needs to realize that, while Playboy and catcalls may seem like small annoyances, men's ill-treatment of women has serious consequences. There has never been a female president of our country, and there probably will not be for a long time. This is not because people do not view women as intellectually equal to men, but because men tend not to vote for candidates they...
...stereotypes that prevail in the minds of many men will not fade until women call their bluff. This change will not come from the courts or Congress. Instead of bemoaning our situation, women must convince men that we are more than Barbies and that we abhor the Barbie treatment. And men must acknowledge the rueful truth: Barbie is just a doll. Jenny E. Heller '01, a Crimson editor, is a Romance languages and literatures concentrator in Lowell House...
Arsenic, the poison of choice in murder mysteries, may have a kinder, gentler role: treating cancer. A pilot study shows that when arsenic is given in low doses to patients with a rare form of leukemia known as APL, nearly all go into remission. The treatment has fewer side effects than conventional chemotherapy...