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U. Pittsburgh harvesting organs of full-term aborted babies with possibly beating hearts as old as 42 weeks, federal docs reveal

Millions in federal money flowing to fetal tissue bank that collects 'heart, gonads, legs, brain': report

SEAS Prof. Behind Withdrawn Policing Course Continues Research, Plans Fall 2021 Iteration | News

Bioengineering professor Kevin K. “Kit” Parker wrote in a statement to The Crimson Thursday that he plans to teach a course on data analysis and policing strategy in fall 2021, despite cancelling the course this semester after student backlash. In the statement, Parker — a professor at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences — said he is continuing the research that he planned to conduct in the class on the Springfield, Mass. police department, and criticized Harvard students who pushed for the course’s cancellation in late January. Parker’s course Engineering Sciences 298R: “Data Fusion in Complex Systems: A Case Study” would have enabled SEAS graduate students to use data analytics to study how the Springfield Police Department deploys Counter-Criminal Continuum policing, or C3 — a law enforcement strategy — in the city’s North End neighborhood. C3 was developed by a friend of Parker’s and is based on Unit

Breath analyzer test deployed to help better screen coronavirus

Breath analyzer test deployed to help better screen coronavirus Breath analyzer test deployed to help better screen coronavirus Students living at Lakeside Village and University Village began the twice-weekly breath analyzer test this week as a surveillance tool against COVID-19. Photo: Evan Garcia/University of Miami By Maya Bell 02-18-2021 Students living at Lakeside Village and University Village began the twice-weekly breath analyzer test this week as a surveillance tool against COVID-19. Photo: Evan Garcia/University of Miami Breath analyzer test deployed to help better screen coronavirus By Maya Bell 02-18-2021 Students living at Lakeside Village and University Village began the twice-weekly breath analyzer test as a surveillance tool against COVID-19.

On the 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, questions remain in Planned Parenthood controversies

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem addresses an abortion bill she will discusses in the upcoming state of the state address. As the nation marks the 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and President Trump’s term has come to an end, questions remain about how the former administration had addressed congressional concerns surrounding Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s (PPFA) fetal-tissue practices and its lack of action that ultimately prompted criticism from conservatives. Roughly a week before Trump left office, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed a rule that would purportedly strengthen requirements for informed consent from mothers, as well as prevent fetal-tissue trafficking in federally funded studies issues raised after HHS terminated in 2018 its contract with a tissue procurer that worked with PPFA.