Roots of Indo-European? Diagnostic bias?

Shortage of primary care. New perspectives on history. An exceptional contribution. What stands out to you from this week at Harvard?

1. In a recent study concerning subjectivity in the evaluation of neurodevelopmental disorders, Harvard scholars observed a 14 percent rise in childhood ADHD diagnoses under which circumstance?

When the physician was fatigued

When the physician was preoccupied

On Fridays

On Halloween

2. In 1925, excavators from the Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition revealed the Tomb of Idu adjacent to the Great Pyramid at Giza. What new acquisition at the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East is enhancing visitor understanding of that tomb chapel?

Idu’s mummy

Idu’s DNA

An ancient painting of Idu

Logbooks from the excavation

3. The Harvard Art Museums are poised to launch a new showcase because of a significant donation of the creations of which artist?

Edgar Degas

Edvard Munch

Vincent van Gogh

Henri Matisse

4. Significant Harvard research released this week determined the initial speakers of proto-Indo-European, the ancestral language of tongues spoken by roughly 40 percent of the global population. In which contemporary nation did the scientists find the speakers of this ancient language?

Russia

Iran

Turkey

Ukraine

5. The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission has indicated that the state of primary care in the Commonwealth is “critical” as doctors retire and fewer medical students pursue this specialty. What measures could potentially assist?

Increase compensation for primary care providers

Minimize administrative and paperwork barriers

Demonstrate to trainees the satisfaction and significance of primary care

All of the above

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