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  • Photo: Belinda Borrelli poses for a photo. A white woman with dirty blonde hair and wearing red lipstick, a blue plaid blouse, and black cardigan, peers to the left as she stands partially behind a red wall.
    Behavior Change

    How to Help People Break a Bad Habit (or Start a Good Habit)—Even if They Don’t Want To

  • Photo: Close-up side-view shot of a cooking pot on a gas stove. Various kitchen appliances can also be seen on the counter in the background.
    Gas stoves

    Should We Break Up with Gas Stoves?

  • Photo: Fallou Ngom, professor of anthropology, poses for a photo on November 22, 2022. A black man wearing a grey medium-brimmed hat, light pink collared shirt, and navy blue blazer, poses with hand on chin and a soft smile as he sits in a chair.
    Linguistics & Language Sciences

    Unearthing a Long-Ignored African Writing System, One Researcher Finds African History, by Africans

  • Diagnosis - HPV. Medical concept with pills, injection, stethoscope, cardiogram and a syringe.
    Student Health

    Sexual Health: What You Need To Know About the HPV Vaccine

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  • Photo of Chris Chen, an Asian American man with glasses who wears a blue suit jacket and smiles with his hands in his pockets. He stands in front of a light grey background.
    Accolades

    BU’s Christopher Chen Elected a National Academy of Inventors Fellow

  • Image: Digital renderings of mutations on the spike protein that coronavirus uses to attach to human cells. The top of a blue sphere contains and large cluster of pink and dark blue balls.
    COVID-19

    NEIDL Researchers Discover New SARS-CoV-2 Weak Spot—Which Could Inspire Improved Vaccines

  • Flashing red and blue lights from a police car in the background illuminate a yellow line of tape that reads "Police Line Do Not Cross". It is night time
    Gun Violence

    Gun Violence Surges Linked to Unseasonably Warm Days

  • Photo: Emily Burbo (COM’24) presents her project on tree canopies at the Cross College Challenge exhibition in Questrom on Tuesday, Dec. 13. A young white woman with long blonde hair and wearing a white blouse a white blouse and black blazer, smiles as she stands in front of a large screen showing an example of a pop up forest.
    environmental health

    A Tree Grows in Boston

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