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...student said she understood UHS?? concern and proactive measures...
Earlier this year, the Harvard Independent blew us out of the water with their annual steamy sex survey. But UHS??s most recent data tells us that nearly half of Harvard students still haven’t done “it.” Enter FM. Like the Indy’s, our survey is based on actual data, collected from a large group of students who accurately represent the entire Harvard student body and don’t aggrandize their sexual past...
...effective, it must be administered before a woman has been exposed to the disease; ideally, before she becomes sexually active, although the vaccine will still work for women who are sexually active but have not yet been infected with HPV. UHS does offer the vaccine, which is advertised on UHS??s web site as “recommended for females between the ages of 11-26.” At $462, however, the vaccine is simply too expensive to be a realistic option for most students. Admittedly, it would be unusual for Harvard to completely fund a vaccination...
...acupuncture, facial skin tests, and eye exams. While UHS hosted many of the booths, other organizations—including the Harvard University Police Department and United Ministry—tabled as well. UHS Director David S. Rosenthal ’59 said the fair was a major part of UHS?? outreach initiatives. The event is an opportunity “to let people know what we’re about and to give them an opportunity to see our services,” said UHS Patient Advocate and Manager of Patient Relations Linda Cannon, who coordinated the fair...
Rarely are students told, when they call Harvard University Health Services (UHS), “Sure, you can come in anytime. How about tomorrow at 9:00 a.m.?” Wherever you go, scheduling a doctor’s appointment is a difficult task but UHS??s high level of appointment cancellations and no-shows makes squeezing in a visit unnecessarily difficult. Last year, 12,000 of 180,000 UHS appointments were cancelled fewer than 24 hours ahead of time or missed altogether. These “dinkas” (short...