Featured News Archives
2012
Impact of fluoride on neurological development in children
July 25, 2012 -- For years health experts have been unable to agree on whether fluoride in the drinking water…
Seven steps to AIDS-free generation; challenge of aging HIV population
July 19, 2012 -- Two special supplements published to mark AIDS 2012 conference Seven Essential Steps Toward an AIDS-Free Generation Frontline…
Hot Topics lecture: Paul Farmer on best ways to boost health care in poor countries
July 18, 2012 -- Paul Farmer has a clear message on the best way to improve health in resource-poor countries:…
Antiretroviral treatment helps keep HIV patients in South Africa employed
July 16, 2012 -- Antiretroviral drug treatment for HIV appears to have more payoffs than the promise of better health and…
HSPH students lead high-profile diabetes screening in a Chicago school
July 12, 2012 -- The 13-year-old girl was overweight and in danger of becoming diabetic if she didn’t develop healthier…
HSPH researchers uncover how a key inflammatory pathway is regulated
July 2, 2012 -- Findings could help identify new therapeutic targets for inflammatory diseases A team of scientists led by Harvard…
After supreme court health care law ruling, expert panelists discuss politics, costs, more
June 29, 2012 -- In a wide-ranging panel discussion at Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) on the ramifications of…
HSPH experts on health care ruling: Good news; more work to do
June 28, 2012 -- Two experts at Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) say they’re cheered by the Supreme Court’s…
Health care reform coordinator for China details progress, challenges
June 25, 2012 -- China has made remarkable progress with its three-year-old health care reform effort—more than 95% of the…
HSPH's Nathan Eagle awarded prestigious economics prize
June 19, 2012 -- Nathan Eagle, Harvard School of Public Health adjunct assistant professor of epidemiology, is a recipient of the 2012…