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The Daily Free Press

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By Brian Chan 
| The Daily Free Press
Since its founding in 2021, DEXA Scan Boston has worked with various elite athletes, from Boston Marathon runners to players on Boston University’s hockey team and the New England Revolution, Boston’s local Major League Soccer team. Yet, the Brookline-based body scan clinic is also attracting a growing number of everyday people. Omar Haque, the clinic’s founder and medical director, said more and more people want personalized, data-driven preventative care.
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The Daily Free Press

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By Brian Chan 
| The Daily Free Press
When Natalie McKnight first became a professor at Boston University’s College of General Studies in 1990, she was only intending to be an emergency replacement for one semester. “Thirty-six years later, I’m still here, and I’m the dean of the college,” McKnight said. “I turned that one-semester position into a whole career.” McKnight will step down as dean at the end of the academic year after serving in the role for 13 years.
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When national security trumps comparative advantage Original

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By Brian Chan 
| China Daily (Hong Kong)
For the past two centuries, the grammar of global commerce has been written in the language of comparative advantage. The idea, formalized by the British economist David Ricardo in the early 19th century, is simple: Even if one country is more productive than another at making every type of goods, both can still gain from trade if each specializes in what it produces relatively more efficiently. Comparative advantage is about opportunity cost, not raw prowess.
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