News at HSPHOut of Shape? Intense Exercise, Sex May Raise Heart Risk -- coverage in USA Today, March 23, featuring HSPH's Jessica Paulus
Burma: A Central Battleground for Malaria Control -- an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal Asia, May 15, 2012, co-authored by HSPH's Jay Winsten
Chef Jamie Oliver to Receive Harvard Award for Food Education – coverage in the Boston Globe, May 15, 2012, of HSPH Healthy Cup event
While Americans Debate Universal Health, Other Nations Adopt Coverage for All -- coverage in the Los Angeles Times, May 14, 2012, featuring HSPH Dean Julio Frenk
Hands-On Medical Education in Rwanda – coverage in The New York Times, May 14, 2012, mentioning HSPH program
HSPH Healthy Pyramid Helps Guide Offerings at Google's Cafés -- coverage in Los Angeles Times, May 11, 2012, highlighting HPSH's healthy eating pyramid
Availability of Beds, Poverty Drive Costly Hospital Readmissions – coverage on MSN.com, May 11, 2012, quoting HSPH’s Karen Joynt
One in 6 Cancers Caused by Infection – coverage on ABCNews.com, May 8, 2012, quoting HSPH’s Goodarz Danaei
At New Humanitarian Academy, Disaster Responders Will Learn Best Practices -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, May 7, 2012, featuring HSPH's Michael VanRooyen
Two Cheers for House Health Financing Reform Bill – Boston.com blog post by HSPH’s John McDonough, May 5, 2012
HSPH’s Atul Gawande Tells the Evolving Story of Surgery Over the Past Two Hundred Years -- article in The New England Journal of Medicine by HSPH's Atul Gawande, May 3, 2012
Man Cannot Live On Rice And Beans Alone (But Many Do) -- coverage on NPR, May 3, 2012, featuring HSPH's Hannia Campos
An Anti-Obesity Campaign Takes to the Airwaves -- coverage in The New York Times, quoting HSPH's Vish Viswanath, May 2, 2012
IOM Panel: FDA Should Continue to Carefully Monitor Approved Drugs -- new Institute of Medicine report, released May 1, 2012, by committee including HSPH's Michelle Mello
Goodbye, Paper -- coverage in the Boston Globe, April 30, 2012, featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha quoted
High-Fructose Corn Syrup or Table Sugar: For Better Health, Avoid Too Much of Either -- coverage in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 30, 2012, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
AEP Disputes Study Linking Plants to 3,200 Deaths -- coverage in the Boston Globe, April 28, 2012, quoting HSPH's Joel Schwartz
William Foege Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom -- White House press release, April 26, 2012, mentioning HSPH alumnus
With No Insurance, ‘Permanent’ Patients Linger in Hospitals -- coverage on NBC's Rock Center with Brian Williams, April 25, 2012, featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha
Is Sugar Really Toxic? – coverage in Macleans, April 19, 2012, quoting HSPH’s Dariush Mozaffarian
Why We Trust Doctors -- coverage in National Journal, April 19, 2012, quoting HSPH's Robert Blendon
More Smog Might Mean More Hospitalizations -- coverage from U.S. News and World Report, April 18, 2012, featuring HSPH's Joel Schwartz
A Happy, Optimistic Outlook May Protect Your Heart -- coverage from Time, April 18, 2012, featuring HSPH's Julia Boehm and Laura Kubzansky
Seniors Stop Taking Heart Drugs In Medicare 'Donut Hole' -- coverage in US News & World Report, April 17, 2012, quoting HSPH instructor Jennifer Polinski
The Future of Epidemiology: Next-Gen Sequencing -- coverage in Scientific American, April 13, 2012, quoting HSPH's Bill Hanage and Research Fellow Yonatan Grad
Fats You Can—and Should— Eat -- coverage on MSN.com, April 2012, quoting HSPH's Frank Hu
To Heal, First Eat -- coverage in The New York Times, April 11, 2012, mentioning HSPH's Walter Willett and Eric Rimm
HSPH Professor Teaches Health Professionals to be Healthy Eating Role Models -- coverage from The New York Times, April 10, 2012, featuring HSPH-affiliated program founded by Assoc. Prof. David Eisenberg
Study: Swinging Temps Could Be Fatal for Seniors with Chronic Diseases -- an interview on WBUR's "Radio Boston," April 9, 2012, featuring HSPH's Joel Schwartz
Fish Oil Delivers Few Heart Benefits, Study Finds -- coverage on ABC.com, April 9, 2012, quoting HSPH's Frank Hu and JoAnn Manson
Comfort: Why We Need Health Reform Law -- April 7, 2012, column by student Brandon W. Comfort
Harvard Study Finds Common Pesticide Kills Bees -- coverage in the Boston Globe, April 6, 2012, quoting HSPH's Alex Lu
Aging HIV/AIDS Survivors Place Growing Demands on Health System -- a Voice of America radio interview with HSPH's Till Baernighausen
Dean Frenk, Visiting Fellow de Ferranti List Key Elements of Successful Health Reform in New York Times Op-Ed -- New York Times April 5, 2012, op-ed by HSPH Dean Julio Frenk and co-author David de Ferranti
‘Relaxation Revolution’ Author Benson Says Stress-Control Methods Can Trigger Genetic Changes, Better Health -- The Harvard Gazette's coverage April 4, 2012 of Herbert Benson's talk at HSPH's Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series
Foods, Drinks With Flavonoids May Reduce Risk of Parkinson’s Disease -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report, April 4, 2012, featuring HSPH's Xiang Gao
Cancer Patients at Increased Risk for Suicide, Cardiac Deaths -- ABC News and MSNBC coverage April 4, 2012, of HSPH's Murray Mittleman
Research Team Corroborates Darfur Abuse Allegations -- new study in PLoS Medicine by HSPH's Alexander Tsai, April 3, 2012
Climate Change Topic of Inaugural Lecture -- The Harvard Gazette's coverage April 3, 2012 of HSPH's David Hemenway's and John Spengler's talks at Harvard's inaugural "One Harvard: Lectures that Last" program
Breast Cancer Screens Leads to 'Unnecessary Treatment' -- coverage on BBC.com, April 3, 2012, quoting HSPH's Mette Kalager
Benefits of Fish Outweigh Potential Risk for Individuals Who Are Not Pregnant -- coverage in The Washington Post, April 2, 2012, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
HSPH Health Policy Experts Weigh In on Supreme Court Hearings on Affordable Care Act -- coverage quoting HSPH's John McDonough, Robert Blendon, and Michelle Mello, March 2012
Mass. Keeps Close Eye On Supreme Court Health Care Hearings -- coverage on WBUR, March 29, 2012, featuring HSPH's Meredith Rosenthal
Two Studies Look at Eating Patterns and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Colorectal Cancer Risk -- two new studies by HSPH researchers, March 2012
Moderate Drinking May Help Men Live Longer After Heart Attack -- coverage in US News & World Report, March 28, 2012, featuring HSPH's Jennifer Pai
Hospital Pay Incentives Fail to Help Patients: Study -- coverage in Reuters, March 28, 2012, featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha
In Massachusetts, Insurance Mandate Stirs Some Dissent -- coverage in The New York Times, March 28, 2012, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
Global Health Focus Transitions to the Elderly, Chronic Disease -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, March 27, 2012, featuring HSPH's Barry R. Bloom
Could the Health-Care Law Work Without the Individual Mandate? -- coverage in the Washington Post, March 27, 2012, quoting HSPH's John McDonough
Bankruptcies Hit People Challenging Health Insurance Rule -- coverage in Bloomberg, March 23, 2012, quoting HSPH's Michelle Mello
Kim: Obama's Unconventional Pick to Run the World Bank -- coverage in USA Today, March 23, 2012, quoting HSPH Dean Julio Frenk
HSPH Faculty Contribute to Affordable Care Act Brief Generating Supreme Court Buzz -- coverage in Reuters, March 17, 2012
Eating White Rice Regularly May Raise Type 2 Diabetes Risk -- coverage in Time magazine, March 16, 2012, featuring HSPH's Qi Sun.
Blueberries and Apples Tied to Lower Diabetes Risk -- coverage in Reuters, March 16, 2012, quoting HSPH researcher An Pan
Walking Could Lower Effect Of Genetic Predisposition For Obesity, Study Suggests -- coverage in the Huffington Post, March 15, 2012, quoting HSPH researcher Qibin Qi
Excess Weight May Affect Sperm Production, Reduce Fertility in Men -- coverage in Reuters Health, March 15, 2012, featuring HSPH's Jorge Chavarro
Researchers Eye Relationship of Hospital Funding to Outcomes -- a JAMA editorial by HSPH's Karen Joynt and Ashish Jha on hospital funding and patient outcomes is cited March 14, 2012 in BusinessWeek
Harvard School Dean All Praise for India’s Public Health Initiatives -- coverage in The Indian Express, March 14, 2012, featuring HSPH Dean Julio Frenk
All Red Meat is Bad for You, New Study Says -- coverage in the Los Angeles Times, March 12, 2012, featuring HSPH researcher An Pan
Study: One Sugary Drink Per Day Raises Risk of Heart Disease for Men -- coverage on ABC News, March 12, 2012, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Daily Sugar-Sweetened Drink May Increase Heart Attack Risk for Men -- coverage on WebMD and CBS News, March 12, 2012, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu and Walter Willett
Bleary America Needs Some Shut-Eye -- coverage in Harvard Gazette, March 8, 2012, of HSPH Forum
Hispanics Born Abroad Face Lower Stroke Risk than US-Born Hispanics and Whites -- coverage in Reuters Health, March 7, 2012, featuring HSPH's J. Robin Moon and Maria Glymour
Harvard Gazette Highlights Groundbreaking HSPH Research Linking Diet, Overweight, and Diabetes -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, March 7, 2012, featuring HSPH's Walter Willett and Frank Hu
'Safer' Products Often Contain Harmful Chemicals, Tests Show -- coverage in USA Today, March 7, 2012, quoting HSPH's Jack Spengler
Profs. Rosenthal, Brennan Named to National Commission on Physician Payment Reform -- the Society for General Internal Medicine on March 5, 2012 announces HSPH's Meredith Rosenthal and Troyen Brennan are members of new commission
Under Pressure from Parents, Advocacy Groups, Campbell's Goes BPA-Free -- coverage in Forbes, March 5, 2012, mentioning HSPH study
Rotavirus Vaccine Is Safe, Study Finds -- coverage in Voice of America and on NPR, featuring HSPH Research Fellow Irene Shui
Youth Angry with the Global Economic Crisis Insist on Change -- report by HSPH's David Bloom, March 1, 2012, in International Monetary Fund’s magazine, Finance & Development
In What Ways Does Lead Damage the Brain? It Derails the Brain's Center for Learning -- coverage on Science Daily, February 29, 2012, of study co-authored by HSPH's Quan Lu and Robert O. Wright
Wanted: 100,000 Nurses for Next Generation of Landmark Study -- coverage in the Boston Globe and WBUR's CommonHealth featuring the Nurses' Health Study 3 and HSPH's Jorge Chavarro
HSPH Researchers Help Boost Public Health in India -- coverage in the March/April issue of Harvard Magazine, featuring HSPH's Barry R. Bloom, Atul Gawande, and Richard Cash
Having Your Muffin and Eating it Too -- coverage on Boston.com, February 29, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Enhanced Water “Unequivocally Harmful to Health,” Says HSPH Nutrition Expert -- coverage in the Washington Post, February 28, 2012, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
More Drugs Being Approved for Rare Diseases in Kids -- coverage on MSNBC, February 28, 2012, quoting HSPH Research Associate Aaron Kesselheim
Nicotine Quick-Fix Mouth Spray Helps Some Quitters -- coverage in Reuters, February 27, 2012, quoting HSPH's Greg Connolly
Health Care Reform Will Change Individual Health Insurance, But Won’t Destroy Insurance Companies -- blog on Boston.com, February 26, 2012, by HSPH's John McDonough
Prolonged Childhood Stress Takes Toll on Developing Brains That Can Last a Lifetime -- coverage in the Boston Globe, February 25, 2012, featuring HSPH's Jack Shonkoff
Can Massachusetts Lead The Way On Controlling Health Costs? -- coverage on WBUR, February 22, 2012, featuring HSPH's Meredith Rosenthal
Nurses' Health Studies Seek 100,000 New Recruits -- coverage in CBC, February 22, 2012, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Most Americans Support Reducing Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes to Stop Children from Taking Up Smoking -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report on a new study led by HSPH's Greg Connolly and Hillel Alpert, February 20, 2012
Kids Who Veer From Gender Norms at Higher Risk for Abuse -- coverage on CNN, February 20, 2012, featuring HSPH's Bryn Austin
Fears of Bioterrorism or an Accidental Release: Have Efforts to Combat Bird Flu Actually Increased the Risk to Public Health? -- coverage of HSPH in the Harvard Gazette, February 16, 2012
Conservatives Sowed Idea of Health Care Mandate, Only to Spurn It Later -- coverage in the New York Times, February 14, 2012, quoting HSPH's John McDonough
Stroke Risk Increased When Air Pollution was Moderate in Boston Area -- coverage on Boston.com, February 13, 2012, quoting HSPH's Murray Mittleman
Sticking to Nicotine Patch May Prevent Relapse -- coverage in the Chicago Tribune, February 9, 2012, quoting HSPH's Hillel Alpert
Walmart Joins Stores Labeling Healthier Food Selections -- coverage in the Boston Herald, February 8, 2012 quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Gradient Scientist Provides Congressional Testimony on Air Toxic Standards -- coverage in Marketwatch, February 8, 2012, featuring HSPH Lecturer Julie Goodman
Savor Every Bite With Mindful Eating -- coverage in the New York Times, February 7, 2012, featuring HSPH's Lilian Cheung
Epidural Plus Fever in Mom May Raise Risks for Baby -- coverage in US News & World Report, February 3, 2012, featuring HSPH student Elizabeth Greenwell
HSPH Researchers Led Pivotal Breakthroughs Against Polio, AIDS -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, February 2, 2012, featuring HSPH's Max Essex and the late Thomas Weller
Toxic Stress and Survival of Our Species-- coverage of HSPH Forum referenced on Boston.com, February 2, 2012
Sleep Apnea May Be Tied to ‘Silent’ Strokes, Study Finds -- coverage in Health.com, February 1, 2012, featuring HSPH student Qianyi Wang
Eating Fish Tied to Lower Risk of Colon Polyps -- coverage in Reuters, January 31, 2012, featuring HSPH's Edward Giovannucci
Improving Access to Psychotropic Medicines in Low- and Middle-Income Countries -- a study published January 31, 2012 in PLoS Medicine featuring research led by HSPH's Ryan McBain and Theresa Betancourt
New Standard Helps Bioscience Researchers Overcome Data-Sharing Obstacles -- commentary in Nature Genetics, January 27, 2012, co-authored by HSPH's Winston Hide
Romney's Unlikely And Persuasive Defense Of The 'Individual Mandate' -- coverage on NPR's All Things Considered, January 27, 2012, featuring HSPH's John McDonough
Omega-3s Tied to Lower Risk of Irregular Heartbeat -- coverage in Reuters, January 26, 2102, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Emergency Department Visits Down For First Time Since Health Reform, Survey Finds -- coverage in WBUR's CommonHealth, January 26, 2012, featuring HSPH's John McDonough
Protein-Free Diet May Make Surgery Less Risky -- coverage on ABC News, January 25, 2012, featuring HSPH's James Mitchell
Harvard Study Finds the iPad Can be a Pain in the Neck -- coverage in the Los Angeles Times, January 25, 2012, featuring HSPH's Jack Dennerlein
Caution Urged for Mutant Flu Work -- coverage in Nature, January 25, 2012, featuring HSPH's Marc Lipsitch
Confused About Carbs? HSPH Expert Offers Tips -- coverage in the Chicago Tribune, January 25, 2012, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Chemical Exposure May Compromise Vaccine Response -- coverage in USA Today, January 24, 2012, featuring HSPH's Philippe Grandjean
Panel Sidesteps Controversy On Draft For Comparative Effectiveness Research -- coverage in Kaiser Health News, January 24, 2012, featuring HSPH's Arnold Epstein
Harvard Scientists vs. the Muffin -- coverage in the Global News, January 24, 2012, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
U.S. Consumers Tell Insurers to Cover Experimental Drugs -- coverage in Reuters, January 23, 2012, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
What We’re Reading -- HSPH study mentioned in New York Times blog, January 20, 2012
Sex Gap: Men Get 32 of 35 Cancers More Often Than Women, Study Shows -- coverage in the Baltimore Sun, January 19, 2012
U.S. Obesity Rates Plateau Since ’00: CDC -- coverage in the New York Times, January 18, 2012, quoting HSPH's Frank Hu
La Niña Weather Patterns Linked to Flu Pandemics -- coverage in UPI and Toronto Star, January 17 & 18, 2012, of study co-authored by HSPH's Marc Lipsitch
Single By Choice -- coverage in Boston Magazine, January 2012, quoting HSPH's Lisa Berkman
For the Heavy Drinker Cutting Back is a Boon; for the Moderate, Well, We're Not Sure -- coverage in the Chicago Tribune, January 13, 2012, quoting HSPH's Eric Rimm
Red Meat Linked to Higher Stroke Risk -- coverage by Reuters, January 11, 2012, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Prevent “Toxic Stress” in Childhood to Offset Lifelong Problems -- coverage in the New York Times, January 7, 2012, featuring HSPH's Jack P. Shonkoff
VanRooyen Leads Harvard Humanitarian Initiative’s Efforts to Improve Disaster Response -- coverage in January 2012 Boston Magazine, featuring HSPH's Michael VanRooyen
A Diabetes Link to Meat -- coverage in the January/February 2012 Harvard Magazine, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
The Water Tamer: John Briscoe Tackles Water Insecurity Around the World-- coverage in Harvard Magazine, January/February 2012, featuring HSPH's John Briscoe
Sugary Soda Ups Risky Fat Deposits -- coverage in Chicago Tribune, January 12, 2012, quoting HSPH's Frank Hu
Frequent Red Meat Eaters at Higher Risk of Stroke -- coverage in Reuters, January 11, 2012, quoting HSPH's Frank Hu
Study Finds Calories, Not Protein, Are Key to Weight Control, coverage in Voice of America, January 10, 2012, quoting HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Recent Bereavement Greatly Increases Heart Attack Risk -- coverage in Time and the BBC, January 10, 2012, featuring HSPH's Murray Mittleman
North Carolina Task Force, Headed by HSPH Grad, Recommends Compensation for Sterilization Victims -- coverage in Associated Press, January 10, 2012, featuring HSPH alumna Laura Gerald, MPH '02
Nicotine Gum and Skin Patch Face New Doubt -- coverage in the New York Times, January 9, 2012, featuring HSPH's Greg Connolly
A Poverty Solution That Starts With a Hug -- coverage in the New York Times, January 8, 2012, featuring HSPH's Jack Shonkoff
Doctors Report Rise in Obesity-Related Cancers in US -- coverage in Voice of America, January 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Use Anti-Smoking Tactics to Combat Obesity -- coverage on Voice of America, January 7, 2012, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Tobacco Control News: E-Cigarette Health Risks; Decline in Greek Smoking Rates -- coverage in Reuters Health and SETimes, January 5, 2012, featuring studies from researchers at the Center for Global Tobacco Control at Harvard School of Public Health
Memory Loss May Occur as Early as 40s -- coverage on WebMD, January 5, 2011, quoting HSPH researcher Francine Grodstein quoted
Top 9 Heart Healthy Foods -- coverage in ABC News, January 4, 2012, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Why Taking Care of Your Emotional Health is Important While Unemployed -- coverage in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, January 3, 2011, quoting HSPH researcher Kate Strully
A Collaboration That Began With a Disastrous Lunch -- coverage in the New York Times, January 3, 2011, on HSPH-affiliated Broad Institute
Why We're Fat, Part 1: Simple Question with Many Complex Answers -- coverage in the Orlando Sentinel, December 31, 2011, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett and Frank Hu
Dept. of Eating: Why Vegan? -- blog on Boston.com, December 30, 2011, by HSPH's John McDonough
Unhealthy Eating as Occupational Hazard? -- coverage in Time, December 29, 2011, quoting HSPH's Frank Hu
Preventable Drug Reactions Land Vets in Hospitals -- coverage in Reuters, December 23, 2011, quoting HSPH's Lucian Leape
Drug Coatings Can Contain Problematic Chemicals -- coverage in Discover, December 22, 2011, quoting HSPH's Russ Hauser
A Humanitarian Comes Home -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, December 21, 2011, profiling HSPH alumna and HHI instructor Stephanie Kayden
Health Reform in the Crosshairs -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, December 19, 2011, of HSPH Forum event
Feds Face Challenges in Launching Health Exchange -- coverage in the National Journal, December 19, 2011, quoting HSPH's John McDonough
For Rescuers, Effects of Carmel Fire Linger On -- coverage in the Jerusalem Post, December 17, 2011, of study led by Visiting Scientist Eric Amster
Using Soap Operas, Cooking Classes To Fight Diabetes -- coverage on WBUR, December 16, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Goodarz Danaei
Analysis: Wyden-Ryan Plan Could Neutralize Medicare In 2012 Election -- coverage in Kaiser Health News, December 15, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Robert Blendon
Study: Higher Hospital Admissions Equal Higher Readmissions -- coverage in USA Today, December 15, 2011, of study by HSPH's Arnold Epstein
Why Tuberculosis Is So Hard to Cure -- coverage in Science, December 15, 2011, featuring HSPH's Sarah Fortune
No, Malthus, No: Living Longer Is a Blessing, Not a Curse -- article in the National Journal, December 15, 2011, quoting HSPH's David Canning
Google to Give $6m to Local Groups as Part of an Effort to Help Education and Tech -- coverage in the Boston Globe, December 14, mentioning grant to HSPH
Many Uninsured in Massachusetts Likely Eligible for Public Health Insurance Programs -- blog post on WBUR's CommonHealth, December 13, 2011, by HSPH's Nancy Turnbull
Web Site to Promote Food Stamp Reform -- article in UPI, December 13, 2011, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Why No Vermont-style Health System Transformation in Massachusetts? -- blog post by HSPH's John McDonough on the Boston Globe website, December 12, 2011
Eli Lilly Adds Harvard Professor as 14th Director -- coverage in the Chicago Tribune, December 12, 2011, featuring HSPH's Katherine Baicker
What You May Not Know About Harvard -- article in the Boston Globe, December 10, 2011, mentioning HSPH's Jay Winsten
Harnessing the Power of Crowds for Cancer Prevention -- coverage in The New York Times, December 8, 2011, featuring HSPH alumnus Eric Ding, SD ’07
Steward Enlarges its Footprint in Mass. -- article in the Boston Globe, December 8, 2011, quoting HSPH's Jim Conway
Breast Cancer Review in U.S. Fails to Identify Specific Causes of Disease -- coverage in Bloomberg, December 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's David Hunter
US to Keep Morning-After Pill Restrictions -- article in the Boston Globe, December 7, 2011, quoting HSPH's Robert Blendon
Farm Bill Reform Could Trim Americans' Waistlines -- coverage on the Huffington Post, December 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's Walter Willett
Irregular Night Shift Work Associated With Risk of Type 2 Diabetes -- coverage in the Wall Street Journal, December 7, 2011, of study by HSPH's An Pan and Frank Hu
Expert Panel Releases Report on Environmental Links to Breast Cancer -- coverage in Bloomberg News, December 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's David Hunter
Hsiao Helps Vermont Overhaul Its Health Care System -- a profile in The Harvard Crimson, December 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's William Hsiao
World AIDS Day: What Does the Future Hold? -- coverage in Los Angeles Times, December 1, 2011, featuring HSPH's Rick Marlink
HSPH Hosts AIDS@30 International Symposium -- coverage of HSPH conference on NPR, CNN, in the Boston Globe, and in other media outlets
The Y Makes Commitment to Advance First Lady's Efforts to Keep Kids Healthy -- coverage in the Sacramento B, November 30, 2011, mentioning HSPH research
Nutrition News: USDA’s ‘MyPlate’ Doesn’t Go Far Enough -- coverage on WBUR show "Radio Boston," November 30, 2011, featuring HSPH professor Walter Willett
The Mediatrician: Alum Frames Kids' Media Diet as Public Health Issue -- coverage in Harvard Magazine, Nov.-Dec. 2011, featuring HSPH's Michael Rich
Cool Site of the Day: Best Source for Nutrition Information -- feature on the HSPH Nutrition Source on FoxNews.com, November 26, 2011
Moderate Drinking Tied to Lower Diabetes Risk -- coverage in Reuters, November 24, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Frank Hu
‘Old Ways’ Of Healthy Eating By Ethnic Group -- coverage on WBUR's CommonHealth blog, November 24, 2011, with quotes from HSPH's Walter Willett
Staying Trim When Fat Runs in the Family -- coverage in the New York Times, November 23, 2011, featuring HSPH's Lu Qi
Food Fight: Pizza and Spuds Win, School Kids Lose -- blog post by HSPH's Walter Willett on the Huffington Post, November 23, 2011
Poor Pay Linked to Worker Depression -- coverage in UPI, November 23, 2011, featuring HSPH's Cassandra Okechukwu
Coffee Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Endometrial Cancer -- coverage in Reuters, November 22, 2011, featuring HSPH's Edward Giovannucci
BPA Lurks in Canned Soups and Drinks -- coverage in the New York Times, November 22, 2011, featuring HSPH's Karin Michels
Coffee May Reduce Women's Risk of Endometrial Cancer -- coverage in Time Magazine and USA Today featuring quotes from HSPH's Edward Giovannucci
Hemenway's Violence Prevention Work Lauded -- coverage in the Harvard Crimson, November 22, 2011, with quotes from HSPH's David Hemenway
Nutrition News: Widely Studied Mediterranean Diet Linked to Good Health -- an interview with HSPH's Dimitrios Trichopoulos and Walter Willett on the Mediterranean diet in the Los Angeles Times, November 21, 2011
Nutrition News: Factors Linked to Long-Term Weight Gain -- an interview with HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian on the Peoples Pharmacy Radio, November 19, 2011
Past Flu Exposures Weakened Pandemic Severity -- coverage in The Baltimore Sun, November 18, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Marc Lipsitch
Obese Find Telephone Counseling on Weight Loss Most Effective -- coverage in Businessweek, November 18, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Frank Sacks
Eat Like a Mediterranean — But How? -- coverage in Lost Angeles Times, November 17, 2011, with quotes from HSPH's Dimitrios Trichopoulos and Walter Willett
Mass. Falls From Top in Health Care Costs -- coverage in the Boston Globe, November 17, 2011, with quote from HSPH's John McDonough
Judge Devises Model for Resolving Medical Malpractice Cases More Quickly -- coverage in the Washington Post, November 16, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Michelle Mello
Malaria vs. Mankind: Chemicals, Conservation And An Ancient Arms Race -- coverage in the Huffington Post, November 16, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Dyann Wirth
Blood Type May Be Associated With Stroke Risk: Study -- coverage in US News & World Report, November 16, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Lu Qi
Paul R. Epstein, Public Health Expert Who Studied Climate Change, Dies at 67 (HSPH alumnus, MPH ’83) -- coverage in The Washington Post, November 15, 2011
In Florida, a Regulatory Battle That Could Upend Health Reform -- coverage in The Washington Post, November 15, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Bob Blendon
Patient Safety Expert Calls on Health Care Institutions to Better Manage Adverse Events -- blog post on Boston.com, November 15, 2011, by HSPH's Lucian Leape>
Too Much TV, Very Little Exercise Tied to Depression -- coverage on Fox News, November 14, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Michel Lewis
Study Finds Many Patients Shun Free Heart Drugs -- coverage in USA Today, November 14, with quote from HSPH's Arnold Epstein
Childhood Sex Abuse Tied to Heart Risk -- coverage in Science News, November 13, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Janet Rich-Edwards
Making Sure Vegetarian Kids Get the Nutrition They Need -- coverage in The Chicago Tribune, November 11, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Lilian Cheung
Hunting for the Next Pandemic -- coverage of new book The Viral Storm: The Dawn of a New Pandemic Age, by HSPH alumnus Nathan Wolfe, SD ’98, November 2011
Treating Trauma Patients in Libya, Advancing Health Care in Rural Nepal: HSPH Alumni Share Experiences -- profiles of recent HSPH alumni Catherine Mullaly and Dan Schwarz
Legacy of an Indonesian Tsunami -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette of Center for Population and Development event, November 8, 2011
HSPH Research on Benefits of Treating AIDS Patients Cited by Secretary Clinton -- November 8, 2011 speech at National Institutes of Health cites research by HSPH's Stephen Resch
HSPH Authors Contribute Five Papers to Latest Issue of Health Affairs-- November 2011 issue includes papers co-authored by HSPH's Arnold Epstein, Katherine Swartz, Benjamin Sommers, Meredith Rosenthal, David Williams, John Ayanian, E. John Orav and doctoral candidate Mariana Arcaya
Banning Sugary Drinks From Schools Does not Decrease Consumption, Study Finds -- coverage in the Boston Globe, November 7, 2011, quoting HSPH researcher Angie Cradock
Study Raises Questions About ‘Bundling’ To Pay Doctors -- coverage in the Wall Street Journal, November 7, 2011, of study co-authored by HSPH's Meredith Rosenthal
HSPH's John McDonough Launches New Boston Globe Health Blog -- Boston Globe blog launched November 7, 2011 by HSPH Prof. John McDonough
Poll Finds Americans Pessimistic about Country’s Health, Favor More Government Health Spending -- coverage in Kaiser Health News, November 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
Moving Forward: Simple Stretching and Exercising Can Help Fend Off Effects of Aging -- coverage in the Boston Globe, November 6, 2011, quoting HSPH's Alberto Ascherio
Much Can Be Done to Ease Cancer Burden in Poorer Nations -- editorial in The Lancet about report by HSPH and partners, November 5, 2011
Depression Tied to Higher Stroke Risk -- coverage in Reuters, November 2, 2011, quoting HSPH's Maria Glymour
In Developing Nations, The Rich Get Heavier While The Poor Stay Thin -- coverage in Reuters, November 2, 2011, featuring HSPH's S V Subramanian
American Chefs Discover Mustard Oil -- coverage in the New York Times, November 2, 2011, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Health Law Ruling Could be Political Earthquake -- coverage on Politico, November 1, 2011, quoting HSPH's Robert Blendon
Health Care in China: Progress Made, More Needed -- opinion piece in the New York Times, November 1, 2011, by HSPH's Yuanli Liu
School Lunch Proposals Set Off a Dispute -- coverage in the New York Times, November 1, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
A Few Drinks a Week Raises Breast Cancer Risk -- coverage in the New York Times, November 1, 2011, of HSPH-affiliated study
Healthy Eating for a Healthy Heart -- report from the Harvard Health Letter, prepared in consultation with HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
City Smog Linked to Cognitive Deficits in Children -- coverage in The Atlantic, October 31, 2011, mentioning HSPH study
Ensuring Health Care Insurance -- interview with HSPH's John McDonough in the Boston Globe, October 31, 2011
Happy? You May Live 35% Longer, Tracking Study Suggests -- coverage in USA Today, October 31, 2011, quoting HSPH's Laura Kubzansky
Air Pollution Tied to Lung Cancer in Non-Smokers -- coverage in Reuters, October 28, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Francine Laden
HSPH Profs Offer New Recipes for Addressing U.S. Obesity Epidemic -- editorials by HSPH's Walter Willett and Meredith Rosenthal in The New England Journal of Medicine, October 27, 2011
Hormones May Increase Risk of Cancer -- coverage in The Harvard Crimson, October 25, 2011, featuring HSH's Shelley Tworoger
Cigarettes Are Enlisted to Test Ways of Quitting -- coverage in The New York Times, October 27, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Greg Connolly
Health Experts: Regulate Junk Food as a Pollutant -- coverage in the International Business Times, October 27, 2011, featuring HSPH's Meredith Rosenthal and Walter Willett
Harvard Study Highlights Wide Range Of Medicaid Expansion Estimates -- coverage in Kaiser Health News, October 26, 2011, featuring HSPH's Katherine Swartz
Routine HPV Vaccine Recommended for Boys -- coverage in the Los Angeles Times, October 25, 2011, featuring HSPH's Jane Kim
Mediterranean Diet Tied to Better Fertility -- coverage in Reuters, October 25, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Jorge Chavarro
Food Reform to Fight Obesity -- coverage of HSPH Forum event in the Harvard Gazette, October 21, 2011
Vaginal Gel Intended to Cut AIDS Works for Herpes Too -- coverage in ABC News, October 21, 2011, featuring HSPH doctoral student Justin O’Hagen
Young Vegetarians: Getting the Nutrition They Need -- coverage in CNN, October 21, 2011, quoting HSPH's Lilian Cheung
Poll: Massachusetts Government Should Take Action on Health Care Costs -- coverage in WBUR's Common Health blog, October 21, 2011, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
The Mediatrician: Alumnus Frames Kids’ Media Diet as a Public Health Issue -- coverage in Harvard Magazine, November/December 2011, featuring HSPH's Michael Rich
Test Vaccine Reduces Malaria Risk in Children -- coverage in the Boston Globe, October 19, 2011, featuring HSPH's Dyann Wirth
Hairdressers May Be First to Spot Skin Cancer -- coverage in HealthDay, October 17, 2011, featuring HSPH's Alan Geller
Three HSPH Faculty Members Elected to Institute of Medicine -- IOM press release, October 17, 2011, featuring HSPH's Katherine Baicker, Atul Gawande, and JoAnn Manson
5 Diseases More Common in Minorities -- coverage on ABC News, October 13, 2011, featuring HSPH's David Williams
Weight Loss Can Be Maintained -- coverage on ABC News, October 13, 2011, quoting HSPH's Walter Willett
Research Sheds Light on Vitamin D's Role in Immunity -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report, October 12, 2011, featuring HSPH's Barry Bloom
UN Population Fund Director Says Population Growth Demands Response -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, October 12, 2011, featuring Babatunde Osotimehin, former HSPH fellow
Mother’s Trans Fat Consumption Linked to Baby’s Size -- coverage in Reuters, October 12, 2011, featuring HSPH's Juliana Cohen
HSPH Partners with Mass. on Childhood Obesity Prevention in New Bedford, Fitchburg -- Massachusetts Department of Health and Human Services release, October 11, 2011, featuring HSPH's Steven Gortmaker
Air Pollution From Traffic Impairs Brain -- coverage in the Telegraph, October 9, 2011, featuring HSPH's Melinda Power
Why Don’t Boston’s Great Professors Study Boston? -- coverage in the Boston Globe, October 8, 2011, mentioning HSPH's Nancy Krieger
Surgery Common Among Elderly Medicare Patients at End of Life -- coverage in the New York Times and ABC News, October 6, 2011, featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha
Worst Hospitals Treat Twice As Many Elderly Minority And Poor Patients As Best Hospitals -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report, October 6, 2011 featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha
Minimizing the Risk of Infections at the Gym -- coverage in the Boston Globe, October 5, 2011, featuring HSPH's William Hanage
AIDS Treatment is Good Value for Money, Says New Study -- coverage in The Guardian, October 5, 2011, featuring HSPH study
Vigorous Exercise Boosts Vitamin D While Lowering Heart Risk -- coverage in USA Today, October 4, 2011, featuring HSPH researcher Andrea Chomistek
Should Health Professionals Have Coaches? -- an article written by HSPH’s Atul Gawande in the October 3, 2011, issue of The New Yorker
Rising Health Care Costs Mean Lower Wages -- coverage in the October 1, 2011, Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel, with quotes from HSPH's Katherine Baicker
Health Insurers Seek Higher Premiums -- coverage on MPR, September 30, 2011, featuring HSPH's John McDonough
More Realize They Face Pricey Long-Term Care -- coverage on NPR, September 29, 2011, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
Diabetes Again Linked to Colon Cancer Risk -- coverage in MSNBC, September 28, 2011, with quote from HSPH's Edward Giovannucci
Study Raises Questions about 'Double Malnutrition' Theory -- a study published September 28, 2011, in PLoS One featuring SV Subramanian, senior author
Research from HSPH’s Goldie Showed Inexpensive Techniques to Combat Cervical Cancer Cost-Effective -- coverage in Harvard Magazine, September 27, 2011, featuring HSPH's Sue Goldie
The Simplest Health Solutions? It’s Complicated -- coverage in The New York Times, September 27, 2011, with quote from HSPH’s Atul Gawande
Analysis: Democrats Hit Reset on Health Care – coverage in ABC News, September 27, 2011, with quote from HSPH’s Robert Blendon
BPA Found in Kids’ Canned Food – coverage in WFAA, September 27, 2011, featuring HSPH research fellow Joe Braun
Drinking Coffee May Decrease Depression Risk in Women -- coverage by NBC News, The New York Times, and Huffington Post , Sept. 26, 2011, featuring HSPH's Alberto Ascherio and Michel Lucas
Low-Income Countries Committing to Improve the Health of Mothers and Children -- coverage in the Guardian, Forbes, and Huffington Post featuring HSPH Dean Julio Frenk
Gene Associated with Cancer Might be Beneficial – coverage in NewScientist, September 25, featuring HSPH’s Alkes Price
180 Healthcare Managers Complete US Course – coverage of HSPH course in The Egyptian Gazette, September 24
Climate Change Influences Disease Pattern – coverage in The Daily Star, September 24, featuring HSPH researcher Paul Epstein
Poor Countries are Developing the Diseases of the Rich, with Lethal Consequences – coverage in The Economist, September 24, featuring HSPH’s Julio Frenk
The Battle for Medicine’s Soul – coverage in the Harvard Gazette, September 23, featuring HSPH’s Atul Gawande
Improving Health Care in China, U.S. – coverage of HSPH event in the Harvard Gazette, September 22
HIV Prevention Gets $20M Boost – coverage in the Harvard Gazette, September 21, featuring HSPH’s Max Essex
Student-Led Team Documents Health Conditions on Isolated Idjwi Island -- new report from team including four recent HSPH alumni
New Study Finds Stronger Link Between Depression and Stroke -- coverage in Time Magazine, Sept. 21, 2011, featuring HSPH's An Pan
Low-Fat Yogurt Consumption Tied to Asthma and Hay Fever Risk in Kids, Says Study – coverage in ABC News, September 20, featuring HSPH researcher Ekaterina Maslova
Can Food Industry, Governments Work Together to Fight Obesity? – coverage on PBS Newshour, September 20, featuring HSPH’s Julio Frenk
HEALTH: Call for Healthier Lifestyles May Fall on Deaf Ears – coverage in IRIN News, September 19, mentioning HSPH report
Killer Diseases Spur UN Action to Avert $47 Trillion Cost – coverage in Bloomberg, September 19, featuring HSPH’s David Bloom
HSPH Researchers Pursue Risk Factors for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome -- coverage in the Wall Street Journal, Sept. 15, 2011, featuring HSPH's Alberto Ascherio
Inside National Health Reform – coverage in KERA, September 14, featuring HSPH’s John McDonough
From Harvard, a Different Take on a Healthy Plate – coverage in The Wall Street Journal, September 14, featuring HSPH’s Walter Willett
Dean Frenk Urges Action on Noncommunicable Diseases in Poor Countries -- coverage in the Washington Post, Sept. 14, 2011, featuring HSPH Dean Julio Frenk
Attacking the Obesity Epidemic by First Figuring Out Its Cause – coverage in The New York Times, September 12, featuring HSPH’s Steven Gortmaker
Almost Half of Uninsured Expect No Help From Health Reform – coverage in American Medical News, September 12, featuring HSPH’s Robert Blendon
Veteran’s Health Administration Hospital Patients “Rebound” as Often as Patients at Private Hospitals -- coverage in The Washington Post, September 11, featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha
Sky-High Salaries, Costly Hips Boost US Health Costs -- coverage on MSNBC, September 9, featuring HSPH's Meredith Rosenthal
Eating Fish May Lower Stroke Risk -- coverage in Reuters, Sept. 8, 2011, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
City of Boston Launches Ad Campaign to Curb Drinking of Sugary Beverages -- coverage in the Boston Globe, Sept. 7, 2011, featuring HSPH's Steven Gortmaker
Harvard Researcher Chosen as New Dean of Weill Cornell Medical College -- coverage in The New York Times, September 7, featuring HSPH's Laurie Glimcher
No Outlier Excuse for Disasters -- coverage of HSPH 9/11 Forum in Reuters, September 6, featuring HSPH's Jennifer Leaning
A Drink a Day Good for Middle-Aged Women, Study Finds -- coverage in the Washington Post, September 6, featuring HSPH's Qi Sun
‘Contagion’ Thriller Sure to Scare -- and Teach -- coverage in the Boston Globe, September 6, featuring HSPH's K. Vish Viswanath
White House Delays Any Change to Smog Standard -- coverage in Science, September 2, featuring HSPH's Joel Schwartz
Obesity Can Turn Body Fat Toxic -- coverage in ScienceNews, September 2, featuring HSPH's Gökhan Hotamisligil
Health Buzz: Half of Americans Consume a Daily Sugary Drink -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report, September 1, featuring HSPH's Vasanti Malik
Iraqi Civilians Hit Hard by Suicide Bombs -- coverage of Lancet editorial by Jennifer Leaning in Family Practice News, September 1
Eat More Beans, Less White Rice, to Reduce Diabetes Risk -- coverage in Reuters, September 1, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Japan: Universal Health Care at 50 Years -- coverage in the Lancet, Sept. 1, 2011, featuring HSPH's Michael Reich, others
$1M Donation Helps Project Bread Teach Kids to be Healthy -- coverage in the Boston Herald, August 29, of HSPH-monitored project
Aspirin, Angioplasty and Proton Beam Therapy: The Economics of Smarter Health Care Spending -- coverage in Bloomberg, NPR, August 26, 2011, featuring HSPH's Kathleen Baicker
Vitamin A Supplement Programs Improve Child Survival -- coverage in CBC News and the BBC, August 25, featuring HSPH's Wafaie Fawzi and and doctoral candidate Andrew Thorne-Lyman
New Computer Model System Shown Effective in Toxicology Testing -- environmental health study co-authored by HSPH's Philippe Grandjean and published in Environmental Health Perspectives
Harvard School of Public Health AIDS Initiative Newsletter Features Q&A with HSPH’s Max Essex, Profile of Research Scientist Vladimir Novitsky -- Summer 2011 issue
Pinpointing Health Risk Factors: Tricky Business -- coverage in Harvard Magazine, Sept.-Oct. 2011, featuring HSPH's Karin Michels
Cholesterol-Lowering Foods Reduce LDL Levels More Than Low-Fat Foods -- coverage in ABC News, August 23, with quote from HSPH's Walter Willett
Malaria Resurgence Raises Treatment Questions -- coverage on NPR, August 18, featuring quotes from HSPH's Dyann Wirth
Population Explosion Demands Thoughtful Response -- commentary on CNN, August 17, by HSPH's David Bloom
Peace Corps Needs New Sex Abuse Policy -- commentary on CNN, August 17, by HSPH's Karestan Koenen
Depression Linked to Stroke Risk in Women -- coverage by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and The Huffington Post, August 11, featuring HSPH's An Pan
Red, Processed Meat Linked to Higher Risk of Type 2 Diabetes -- coverage in USA Today, August 10, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Boston High School Students Drinking Fewer Sugary Drinks -- coverage in The Boston Globe, August 9, featuring HSPH's Angie Cradock
Children's HIV Drugs May Cause High Cholesterol -- coverage in US News & World Report, August 5, featuring HSPH's Denise Jacobson
Don’t Just Eat in Moderation, Make Better Food Choices, HSPH Researcher Says-- coverage on NPR, August 3, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Tea Party Groups See Medicare Overhaul Chance -- coverage in Reuters, August 3, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
Data-Mining Curbs Still on the Table -- coverage in Medpage Today, August 3, featuring HSPH's Michelle Mello
School Obesity-Prevention Program May Reduce Medical Costs -- coverage of HSPH program and study, Boston Globe, August 1, featuring HSPH's S. Bryn Austin
Heart Disease: A Little Exercise Goes a Long Way -- coverage in Health Day, August 1, featuring former HSPH doctoral student Jacob Sattelmair
Medicare Rule Would Decrease Payments to Hospitals With High Re-Admission Rates -- coverage in The Washington Post, July 30, with quote from HSPH’s Ashish Jha
Countdown To 7 Billion: A Tale Of Two Worlds -- coverage on NPR, July 29, featuring HSPH’s David Bloom
Why Americans Live Shorter Lives -- coverage in UPI, July 28, of study co-authored by HSPH Research Fellow Yuhui Zheng
Tracking Africa’s Silent Killers -- coverage in The Charlotte Post, July 27, mentioning HSPH Africa cohort study
Stiffer Air Pollution Regulations Crucial, HSPH’s Schwartz Tells Congressional Committee -- Congressional testimony by HSPH's Joel Schwartz, July 26
HPV Vaccine Coverage Debated -- coverage in the Boston Globe, July 23, with quote from HSPH's Jane Kim
Hard Fight Ahead: Experts Hope for Rapid Progress Against Alzheimer’s -- coverage of HSPH webcast event, July 22, Harvard Gazette
Mass. Healthcare Reform Increased Access -- coverage in UPI, July 19, featuring HSPH’s Joshua Salomon
A Vaccine May Shield Boys Too -- coverage in The New York Times, July 18, with quote from HSPH’s Jane Kim
Still Counting Calories? Your Weight-Loss Plan May Be Outdated -- coverage in The New York Times, July 18, with quotes from HSPH’s Walter Willett, Frank Hu, and Dariush Mozaffarian
Medicaid's Moment -- column by HSPH’s John McDonough for Kaiser Health News, July 13
Mediterraneans Abandon Their Famous Diet -- coverage on NPR, July 14, featuring HSPH's Walter Willett
Partners Unveils Plan To Provide Better Health Care, Lower Costs -- coverage on WBUR, July 13, with quote from HSPH’s Nancy Turnbull
Mass Graves Documented in Sudan, Says Harvard Humanitarian Initiative-Affiliated Satellite Sentinel Project -- release from Harvard Humanitarian Initiative-affiliated Satellite Sentinel, June 13
Influence of “Food Deserts” on Eating Habits May Be Overstated -- coverage on Health.com, July 13, featuring HSPH postdoctoral fellow Renee Walker
Should Parents Lose Custody of Super Obese Kids? -- coverage in USA Today, July 12, featuring HSPH's Lindsey Murtagh
Poor Choices the Real Culprit in Weight Gain with Age, Expert Says -- coverage in Montreal's The Gazette, July 11, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Diet, Exercise May Lower Women’s Risk of Cardiac Death -- coverage in the Boston Globe, July 11, featuring HSPH study
Nutrition News: Hold the Salt, Pass the Potassium -- coverage in Reuters, July 11, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Toxic Metals In 'Clean' Shop Towels May Pose A Health Risk To Some Workers -- coverage in The Huffington Post, July 11, featuring HSPH's Robert Herrick
Risk Factors for Autism Remain Elusive: Study -- coverage in Reuters, July 11, featuring Hannah Gardener, who led the study as an HSPH researcher
Study: Potassium Boosts Heart Health, Salt Harms It -- coverage in US News & World Report, July 11, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Secondhand Smoke May Cause Mental Health Problems in Children -- coverage in the Huffington Post, July 11, featuring HSPH's Hillel Alpert
Mass. Researchers find Medicaid Improves Health and Reduces Money Woes -- coverage in the Boston Globe, July 8, featuring HSPH's Katherine Baicker
As Cuts Loom, Study Finds Medicaid Works -- coverage on PBS Newshour, July 8, featuring HSPH's Katherine Baicker
Mass. Hospitals May Lose $322m -- coverage in the Boston Globe, July 8, with quote from HSPH's Nancy Kane
Scenes from a Disaster Zone -- article in Harvard Magazine, July 7, by HSPH researcher in environmental health Akira Tsuda
Size of Flu Epidemics can be Predicted by Computer -- coverage in GP, July 7, featuring HSPH Research Scientist Edward Goldstein
Report Finds Dramatic Increases in US Obesity Rates; HSPH Nutrition Expert Blames Supersized Portions, Easy Access to Empty Calories -- coverage in Bloomberg, July 7, featuring HSPH's Steven Gortmaker
Hey, Doc, are You Listening? -- coverage in the Los Angeles Times, July 7, featuring HSPH's Jim Conway
Low-Risk, Healthy Lifestyle Can Lower Sudden Cardiac Death Among Women -- coverage in Reuters, July 6, featuring HSPH researcher Stephanie Chiuve.
Satisfaction With Daily Life May Protect Against Heart Disease -- European Society of Cardiology release for European Heart Journal study by HSPH’s Julia Boehm and Laura Kubzansky, June 5
What’s Inside the Bun? -- coverage in the New York Times, July 1, with quote from HSPH's Walter Willett
Freeze Sought on Health Insurance Rates -- coverage in the Boston Globe, June 30, with quote from HSPH's John McDonough
Long-Term Weight Gain: How Does it Happen? -- coverage in the Boston Globe, June 27, featuring HSPH study
As Hospitals Rely More on Electronic Data, Worries Over Potential Errors Grow -- coverage in the Chicago Tribune, June 27, with quote from HSPH's Ashish Jha
Prostate Cancer More Deadly for Patients who Smoke -- coverage in the Boston Globe, June 27, featuring HSPH's Stacey Kenfield
Working Night Shifts May Raise Diabetes Risk for Women -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report, June 27, featuring HSPH's An Pan
Inequalities in Consumer Health Spending Essential in Controlling Mass. Health Care Costs -- post on WBUR's CommonHealth blog, June 26, by HSPH's Nancy Turnbull
Diabetes on Upswing Worldwide -- coverage in USA Today, June 25, featuring HSPH's Goodarz Danaei
Will Graphic New Cigarette Warnings Scare People Into Quitting? -- coverage in the Chicago Sun-Times, June 25, with quote from HSPH Gregory Connolly
Patient Safety Experts Call for Shorter Resident Physician Shifts -- coverage in Reuters, June 24, featuring HSPH's Lucian Leape
Potatoes Bad, Nuts Good for Staying Slim, Harvard Study Finds -- coverage in the Washington Post, June 22, featuring HSPH's Dariush Mozaffarian
Costly Noncommunicable Diseases on Rise in Developing World -- coverage in the New York Times, June 21, featuring HSPH's David Bloom
HSPH Alum Freed from Iranian Prison Thanks Prof. Bloom and Others Who Supported His Freedom -- coverage in the Boston Globe, June 17, featuring HSPH alumnus Kamiar Alaei and David Bloom
Sedentary Lifestyle Tied to Diabetes, Heart Disease, Premature Death: Is TV to Blame? -- coverage on CBS.com, June 15, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Energy-Efficient Buildings Can Be Hazardous To Health -- coverage in United Press International, June 7, featuring HSPH's John Spengler
Boys Who Bully May Grow Up to Be Abusive Men -- coverage in U.S. News & World Report, June 6, featuring HSPH's Jay Silverman
Facing Death: Tough Decisions on Pricey Care -- coverage in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, June 6, featuring HSPH's Katherine Baicker
Vermont’s Move Toward Single-Payer Health Insurance -- coverage in The New York Times, June 6, mentioning HSPH's William Hsiao
A Doctor Who Must Navigate a Contentious Divide -- profile in the New York Times, June 6, of HSPH alum Jonathan Samet. HSPH's Frank Speizer quoted.
Support for State Health Law Rises -- coverage of HSPH poll in the Boston Globe, June 5
New Food Plate Icon: Will it Change How You Eat? -- coverage in the Boston Globe, June 2. HSPH's Walter Willett quoted.
Looking For Early Signs Of Autism In Brain Waves -- coverage on NPR, June 2. HSPH's Charles Nelson quoted.
A Time to Kill -- coverage in Science, June 1, featuring HSPH's Daniel Wikler.
Cellphone Radiation May Cause Cancer, Advisory Panel Says -- coverage in The New York Times, May 31, with quote from HSPH's Meir Stampfer
Employers Seeing Pluses in Keeping Workers Healthy -- coverage in the Boston Globe, May 31, with quote from HSPH's (Katherine Baicker quoted)
Stress Does not Increase Risk of Getting MS, Study Finds -- coverage in USA Today, May 30, with quote from former Visiting Scholar Trond Riise
Romney and Health Care: In the Thick of History -- coverage in the Boston Globe, May 30, with quote from HSPH's John McDonough
Goodbye Food Pyramid, Hello Dinner Plate -- coverage in The New York Times, May 27, with quote from HSPH's Walter Willett
Equine Specialist Will Use Public Health Master’s to Aid Animals, Humans -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, May 26, featuring HSPH grad Mark Schembri, MPH '11
Study Blames 2,200 Deaths on Traffic Emissions -- coverage in USA Today, May 25, with quote from HSPH's Katherine von Stackelberg
GSD To Study Persian Gulf -- coverage in The Harvard Crimson, May 24, with quote from HSPH's Jack Spengler
Forum Discusses Egyptian Politics -- coverage in The Harvard Crimson, May 24, with quote from HSPH student Mona Mowafi
A Conversation with Michael Jacobson, Food and Public Health Advocate -- coverage in The Atlantic, May 23, mentioning HSPH's Walter Willett
A (Good) Death Panel -- coverage in the Boston Globe, May 23, mentioning HSPH's Atul Gawande
Gram Gives Peace a Chance -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, May 23, mentioning the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative
From the World Health Assembly: New Committments for Women and Children’s Health -- coverage in the UN Dispatch, May 19, with a quote from HSPH's Julio Frenk
Selective Abortion of Girls Appears Common Throughout India -- a commentary in The Lancet co-authored by HSPH's S V Subramanian
Health Experts Attack McDonald's, but Can They Bite Into Its Bottom Line? -- coverage in Daily Finance, May 18, featuring HSPH's Hans-Olov Adami
Prostate Cancer Risk May Be Reduced by Drinking Coffee, Harvard Study Says -- coverage in Bloomberg, May 17, featuring HSPH's Lorelei Mucci
Tying Race and Stress to Health -- coverage in the Boston Globe, May 16, featuring HSPH's David Williams
HSPH’s Connolly Fighting Worldwide Tobacco Spread -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, May 12, featuring HSPH's Greg Connolly
LIBYA: How Online Mapping Helped Crisis Response -- coverage in IRIN News, May 12, mentioning Harvard Humanitarian Initiative crisis mapping project
Leadership Crucial for U.S. Preparedness -- op-ed by HSPH's Leonard Marcus and Barry Dorn in The Washington Post, May 11
A New Cost Control Idea – Paying For Outcomes -- column by HSPH's John McDonough in Kaiser Health News, May 9
Holder’s Mission: AG Calls for Wider Effort to Reduce Children’s Exposure to Violence -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, May 9, featuring HSPH Forum event
New Insight Into Obesity and Metabolic Disorders -- coverage in Focus, May 6, featuring HSPH's Gökhan S. Hotamisligil
Rapid Population Growth Poses Daunting Challenges for Africa -- coverage in the New York Times, May 4, featuring article by HSPH's David Bloom
Low-Salt Diet Ineffective, Study Finds. Disagreement Abounds. -- coverage in the New York Times, May 3, featuring article by HSPH's Frank Sacks
Diagnosis on State Health Care -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, April 29, featuring HSPH Forum event
Eradicating Malaria a Tall Order: Roundtable Says Long-Term Goal may Prove Beyond Reach -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, April 26, featuring HSPH's Barry Bloom
Height: Very Poor Women Are Shrinking, as Are Their Chances at a Better Life -- coverage in the New York Times, April 25, featuring HSPH's SV Subramanian
Health and Science - Fighting Malaria: Selling v. Giving -- coverage in AlertNet, April 25, featuring HSPH's Jessica Cohen
Making Sense of Scary News About Calcium Supplements -- coverage in the Boston Globe, April 22, featuring HSPH's Frank Hu
Study Uncovers Genes that Aid Malarial Resistance -- coverage in Reuters, April 21, featuring HSPH's Sarah Volkman
Texting Their Way to Better Health: Student Project on Mother-Child Care Moves Toward India Field Test -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, April 21, featuring HSPH's SV Subramanian
New IOM Report Finds That Protein and Calories Can Help Lessen Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury -- report released April 20 by the Institute of Medicine’s committee on Nutrition, Trauma, and the Brain, co-authored by HSPH Research Scientist Xiang Gao
Study Finds Early Treatment May Delay Onset of AIDS -- study released April 19 co-authored by HSPH Research Fellow Lauren Cain
American Academy of Arts and Sciences Announces 231st Class -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, April 19, featuring HSPH's Julio Frenk
Feathers Tell Century-Plus Tale of Mercury Pollution -- coverage in the BBC, April 18, featuring HSPH Research Associate Michael Bank
Diet Soda Does Not Appear to Boost Type 2 Diabetes Risk -- April 15, coverage by Reuters Health of a new study by HSPH's Frank Hu and colleagues.
HIV Study: 76 Drop in Cases with Expanded Treatment -- coverage in the Bay Area Reporter, April 14, featuring HSPH's Victor DeGruttola
Curbing Tobacco Use in the Developing World -- April 13, 2011, coverage in The Harvard Crimson of HSPH's Gregory N. Connolly and other experts who participated in the Harvard Undergraduate Global Health Forum.
Green Carpet Awards Recognize Leaders in Campus Greening -- coverage in The Harvard Gazette, April 12. HSPH's Jack Spengler and new 90 Smith St. building won awards at event.
Americans Rate Their Own Health Care Highly, But Income Matters -- coverage in the Wall Street Journal, April 12, featuring HSPH poll
Report Recommends New United Nations Population Fund Head Focus on Sexual and Reproductive Health -- report released April 12, 2011, by working group co-chaired by HSPH's David Bloom
Challenges, Solutions for South Asia: Two-Day Conference Focuses on Region’s Needs, Future Initiative -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, April 11, featuring HSPH's Julio Frenk
The Women’s Health Initiative and the Body Politic -- coverage in the New York Times, April 11, featuring HSPH's JoAnn Manson
Challenges, Solutions for South Asia: Two-Day Conference Focuses on Region’s Needs, Future Initiatives -- coverage in the Harvard Gazette, April 11. HSPH Dean Julio Frenk was a panelist.
Individual Stories are Weapon of Choice in Fight Over Health-Care Law -- coverage in The Washington Post, April 9, featuring HSPH's Robert Blendon
Study Finds Coffee Craving May be in the Genes -- coverage in UPI, April 8, featuring HSPH's Mary Cornelis
HSPH’s Walter Willett Endorses Sugary Drinks Ban on Boston City Property -- coverage in WHDH-Boston, April 7, featuring HSPH's Walter Willett
With Health Costs Rising, Vermont Moves Toward a Single-Payer System -- coverage in The Boston Globe, April 7, featuring HSPH's William Hsiao
Baby Steps Toward a National Electronic Medical Records System? -- coverage on Marketplace, April 7, featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha
Teenage Weight is Tied to Heart Disease in Adulthood -- coverage in The Washington Post, April 6, featuring HSPH's Amir Tirosh
Health Risks from Estrogen Pills Fade after Women Stop Taking Them -- coverage in The New York Times, April 6, featuring HSPH's JoAnn Manson
