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Statins and Your Genes

Why do some people develop muscle problems from taking statins to lower cholesterol? A variant gene may increase risk, a study finds. Read the story and a Harvard news review.
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You've probably heard of MRSA, but it's not the only infection that's getting hard to kill. What's going on? Read a Harvard doctor's explanation of antibiotic resistance.

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New York City fast-food menus now must list calories. A Harvard doctor says that should help people make good choices. Not a New Yorker? Get advice on portion control and dining out.

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