Last August and September, a nasty cold swept through the Harvard Medical School campus. As documented in the Harvard Medical Student Review, a survey of 400 students at HMS and the Harvard School of Dental Medicine found that it hit roughly a quarter of first-year students and a third of second-year students. Harvard Medical School student J. Bradley Segal conducted the survey.
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