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Top stories for
February 22, 2007
Even faced with rigged SATs, Woman of the Year Johansson glows
Intersection of race, sex, science prompts questions
Why are we still talking about this?
KSG, HBS student veterans honored
Panelists say lead by example is biggest wartime lesson
Cocoa shows promise as next wonder drug
Boosts blood flow to heart, brain, and other organs
Stem cell research sheds light on organ regeneration
Adjusting to death of a loved one
Study confirms patterns of grief, highlighting yearning
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Drinking natural cocoa increases blood flow to the heart, the brain, and other organs - just ask the Kuna Indians living off the Caribbean coast of Panama. Their blood pressure doesn't rise with age, and Norman Hollenberg, a professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School, is convinced that it's because they drink more than five cups of cocoa a day.
Staff photo Jon Chase/Harvard News Office
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