BOSTON - A psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School helps explain why we crave junk food and what we can try to do about it. In the Harvard Gazette, Dr. Uma Naidoo said that unlike our distant ...

you eat — or switch out the food entirely. (Howard LeWine, M.D., is an internist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston ...

"You need your healthy fat sources, your healthy protein sources, and your fruits and vegetables," she said, and it's the ...

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Josh Domingues put purpose before profit when he created the Flashfood app to sell less-than-perfect groceries at discounted ...

and cover with a plate for five minutes). You can also make batches of your favorite flavor boosters, such as citrus zest, garlic and ginger. Zest a few lemons or limes. Peel a few heads of garlic, ...

Many incoming freshmen said that the intense national media focus on Harvard during the University’s most tumultuous year in decades has cast a shadow over their arrival on campus.By Sami E.