February 22, 1999

Uncovering the Secrets of Bacterial Division Jon Beckwith and colleagues have published a series of articles that shed light on how bacterial cells divide. Their research may provide targets for antibiotic therapies.

Most who lose Medicaid have trouble finding health insurance Researchers Identify Gene That Sets Boundaries for Heart Chamber Development

Celebrating the African Experience Through the Eyes of Students and Faculty Kulleni Gebreyes Azure Makadzange Kristine Hsu Rabiatu Abdullah Rebecca Mammo Jacqueline Owusu-Antwi February 24 5:30 - 8:00 pm

"The Simpsons" meets "ER" in "Six Degrees of Decussation" The Second-Year Student Show, "Six Degrees of Decussation," lampooned elements of popular movies, theater, including "Blue Man Group," songs, and life at Harvard Medical School.

Children's Cardiac Registry: A Teaching Tool for Cardiologists Around the Globe February is American Heart Month, a time to think of hearts. At Children's Hospital, Boston, the Cardiac Registry staff contemplates hearts year-round.