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Cambridge, MA alumni.harvard.edu Joined January 2009

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Harvard Alumni Association @HarvardAlumni Dec 21, 2023

New research by @HarvardHBS faculty explores how generative AI can benefit organizations and what types of tasks are still better left for humans ow.ly/ceok50QerJx

www.library.hbs.edu Humans vs. Machines: Untangling the Tasks AI Can (and Can't) Handle | Working Knowledge

Harvard Alumni Association @HarvardAlumni Dec 19, 2023

.@Harvardmed scientists recently discovered that itch is caused when a common skin bacteria activates nerve cells in the skin ow.ly/bwnb50QerQY

hms.harvard.edu New Clues Into the Head-Scratching Mystery of Itch Researchers identify common microbe as previously unknown culprit behind itch

Harvard Alumni Association @HarvardAlumni Dec 4, 2023

A @HarvardChanSPH study contributed to the legal victory against an airline uniform maker after flight attendants began experiencing rashes, headaches, and breathing problems due to their clothing ow.ly/ue5450Qcvp2

news.harvard.edu Harvard study plays key role in suit against airline uniform maker Hundreds of flight attendants argued wearing formaldehyde-treated gear triggered health issues.

Harvard Alumni Association @HarvardAlumni Dec 4, 2023

At the recent @MHCHarvard Environment Forum, scholar Heather Houser delved into the complexities of considering parenthood amidst a climate crisis ow.ly/heak50QerpU

news.harvard.edu Looking at ethics of having a baby during a climate crisis — Harvard Gazette Scholar says increasing numbers of young adults are weighing what is best for planet, children.

Harvard Alumni Association @HarvardAlumni Dec 1, 2023

.@harvardmed researchers discovered that one in five patients experience COVID rebound after taking an antiviral drug ow.ly/4UZV50Q90ox

hms.harvard.edu One in Five Experience Rebound COVID After Antiviral Drug, New Study Shows Paxlovid remains a lifesaving drug, but some patients may remain contagious during viral rebound