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...almost die. Even better, there’s a promotion for a free appetizer at Daedalus for those celebrating the big event. “It’s one of the spots students go to,” says Ryan M. Travia, director of alcohol and other drug services. Daedalus and UHS might seem like an unlikely pairing, but it seems to work out well for both. Daedalus gets free promotion from Harvard, and UHS hopes that students will temper their 21 shots with a couple hundred calories from their free appetizer. Travia says it?...
...researchers have likened the approach to an Internet search engine like Google, which is able to sift through masses of data to find the best match between the attributes of a drug and the symptoms of a disease...
...build the Connectivity Map, the scientists described the effects of different drugs and diseases using the language of “genomic signatures”—the set of genes that respond to a particular drug or disease with expression level changes. The scientists compiled the genomic signatures of more than 160 drugs and other biologically active compounds...
...finding suggests a new way to overcome drug resistance in cancer. A scientific team led by Scott A. Armstrong, assistant professor of pediatrics at the Medical School and an investigator at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, identified the Food and Drug Administration-approved immunosuppressant drug, rapamycin, as a therapeutic candidate for overcoming drug resistance in a form of human leukemia...
...These bans are important because they can put pressure on the food industry and [Food and Drug Administration] to do what should have already been done by now,” Willett said...