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Low-dose Aspirin May Lower Ovarian Cancer Risk

The FINANCIAL -- Women who reported recent, regular use of low-dose aspirin (100 milligrams or less) had a 23% lower risk of developing ovarian cancer when compared with women who did not regularly take aspirin, according to new research led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The study also found that long-term heavy use of non-aspirin non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) ...

America traded one recession for a far more serious one

The FINANCIAL -- The headline economic indicators – GDP growth, the unemployment rate, the stock market — all say that the United States is in the midst of a sustained economic expansion that was ...

Why CEOs Should Share Long-Term Plans with Investors

The FINANCIAL -- Many people have suggested moving away from quarterly earnings reporting as a way to reduce short-termism. But such a change would probably not change how resources are allocated or ...

UK is pessimistic about prospects for peace in global poll

The FINANCIAL -- The UK has emerged as the most pessimistic country regarding its future peace prospects in a survey of 15 countries commissioned by the British Council and International ...

Harvard Business School to Expand Case Studies

The FINANCIAL -- BOSTON—Harvard Business School (HBS) announced today a $5 million gift from alumnus Stephen A. Schwarzman (MBA 1972), chairman, CEO, and co-founder of Blackstone, a multinational ...

How to Not Be a Curiosity-Killing Boss

The FINANCIAL -- A recent poll asked bosses if they valued and encouraged creativity. A healthy 64 percent said yes. Then the pollsters talked to their employees. Does the boss actually like it when ...

Particle tracks seen at international neutrino experiment

The FINANCIAL -- The international neutrino experiment, ProtoDUNE, which is co-led by Liverpool Physicist Professor Christos Touramanis, has for the first time ever recorded the signal as a cosmic ...

Materials Innovation Factory to be Officially Opened by the President of the Royal Society

The FINANCIAL -- The Materials Innovation Factory, an £81 million facility dedicated to the research and development of advanced materials, will be officially opened by the President of the Royal ...

New equine CT scanner at Leahurst

The FINANCIAL -- The University’s Institute of Veterinary Science has celebrated the official unveiling of its new equine CT ...

Researchers discover highly active organic photocatalyst

The FINANCIAL -- Scientists from the University of Liverpool, University College London and East China University of Science and Technology have synthesized a new organic material that can convert ...

HEC Paris experts publish White Paper to guide effective Digital Transformation in industry

The FINANCIAL -- Investing in new technologies is not enough to ensure an organisation’s survival in an increasingly competitive global business landscape, say the authors of a new White Paper ...

Children whose mothers use marijuana may try it at a younger age

The FINANCIAL -- Boston, MA – Children whose mothers use marijuana are more likely to start their own marijuana use an average of two years earlier than children whose mothers don’t use the drug, ...

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Low-dose Aspirin May Lower Ovarian Cancer Risk

America traded one recession for a far more serious one

Why CEOs Should Share Long-Term Plans with Investors

UK is pessimistic about prospects for peace in global poll

Harvard Business School to Expand Case Studies

How to Not Be a Curiosity-Killing Boss

Particle tracks seen at international neutrino experiment

Materials Innovation Factory to be Officially Opened by the President of the Royal Society

New equine CT scanner at Leahurst

Researchers discover highly active organic photocatalyst

HEC Paris experts publish White Paper to guide effective Digital Transformation in industry

More women in politics linked to significant health improvements

Children whose mothers use marijuana may try it at a younger age

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