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Perinatology:
Introducing Baby to the Right Bacteria
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Nutrition:
Macrophage Protein May Block Atherosclerosis |
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Medicine:
Breathing New Life into Asthma Therapy
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Genetics:
Gene Found for Rare Bone Disorder
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Leadership:
Lipsitz Named the Head of Division on Aging |
Minority Health:
Symposium Seeks to Advance Multicultural Medicine |
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Recognition:
HMS and HSPH Professors Win GM Cancer Award
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New Books:
Summer Bookshelf
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Medical Education:
Shore to Lead Promotion and Review Board
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Dopamine Shown to Inhibit Growth Factor, Block Angiogenesis
Embryo Research: To Ease Suffering or Do Nothing?
Novel Structural Protein Discovered in Heart and Muscle
On Road to Healthy Aging, Each Person Shares Controls
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Society of General Internal Medicine Presents HMS Professor with Glaser Award
Mount Auburn Cited Among Nation's Top Hospitals for Intensive Care
Braunwald to Receive Award at World Congress for Heart Research
HMS Faculty Teaching Awards
Honors and Advances
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 Meeting Aims to Stir Up Solutions for Postdocs
The Sacred Trust Beyond Patient and Doctor
Call for Writers
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RECOGNITION HMS and HSPH Professors Win GM Cancer Award
 
Walter Willett (top) and Frank Speizer were honored with the Charles S. Mott Prize for their cancer research by the General Motors Cancer Research Foundation. Photos by Richard Chase
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The General Motors Cancer Research Foundation presented Frank Speizer, the Edward H. Kass professor of medicine at HMS and codirector of the Channing Laboratory at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Walter Willett, the Fredrick John Stare professor of epidemiology and nutrition and chair of the Department of Nutrition at HSPH, with the Charles S. Mott Prize. The prestigious prize, which carries a $250,000 award, honors the most outstanding contribution to the discovery of the cause or ultimate prevention of cancer. Speizer and Willett were recognized for creating and sustaining the Nurses' Health Study as well as for two companion studies, the data from which have generated some of the most important epidemiologic findings in the fields of cancer and overall public health. The two also have books forthcoming from Harvard Health Publications/Simon and Schuster: Healthy Women, Healthy Lives: A Guide to Preventing Disease from the Landmark Nurses' Health Study is co-edited by Speizer, and Willett's book is Eat, Drink and Be Healthy: The Harvard Medical School Guide to Healthy Eating.
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