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Frank Zhou
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Harvard Newstalk Host, Contributing Writer, The Harvard Crimson
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By Samuel A. Church, Grace Yoon, Frank Zhou| The Harvard Crimson Verified By Samuel A. Church, Grace E. Yoon, and Frank S. Zhou, Crimson Staff WritersUpdated November 5, 2024, at 8:40 p.m.WASHINGTON — As the first polls closed on Tuesday, voters across the United States are anxiously waiting for the results of a long and polarizing presidential race, which will decide whether Vice President Kamala Harris becomes the country’s first female president or Donald Trump wins back the White House for a second term.
By Frank Zhou, Cheryl L. Damberg, Catherine Sarkisian| JAMA Internal Medicine@ Lecanemab, an infusion drug for Alzheimer disease, could cost Medicare billions of dollars annually.1 Because lecanemab dosing is weight-based (10 mg/kg every 2 weeks) and only available in single-use 500- and 200-mg vials,1 substantial leftover drug may lead to wasteful spending.2 In a cross-sectional study, we quantified the projected cost of discarded lecanemab in the US Medicare program and modeled potential savings from using alternative vial sizes.
By Samuel A. Church, Grace Yoon, Frank Zhou| The Harvard Crimson Verified By Samuel A. Church, Grace E. Yoon, and Frank S. Zhou, Crimson Staff WritersUpdated November 5, 2024, at 8:40 p.m.WASHINGTON — As the first polls closed on Tuesday, voters across the United States are anxiously waiting for the results of a long and polarizing presidential race, which will decide whether Vice President Kamala Harris becomes the country’s first female president or Donald Trump wins back the White House for a second term.
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The Harvard Crimson
The Harvard Crimson, established in 1873, is the oldest continuously published daily college newspaper in the United States. Operated entirely by Harvard College undergraduates, it serves as a key news source for the Harvard community, showcasing a commitment to journalistic excellence with numerous alumni who have won Pulitzer Prizes. The Crimson publishes a daily print edition from Monday to Friday during the academic year, covering a range of topics including campus news, sports, arts, and national and international affairs. It also offers a digital platform with daily online content, multimedia features, and archived articles. Additionally, the publication produces *Fifteen Minutes*, a weekly online and monthly print magazine that focuses on long-form journalism and cultural commentary. The organization is structured around 10 editorial and operational boards, providing students with opportunities to gain hands-on journalism experience. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, The Crimson continues to blend tradition with innovation, engaging its audience through both print and digital media.
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