ReviewIn the News
Chinese Health Reform: The Good and the Bad
(February 29, 2008) Health usually follows wealth, but that has not been the case in China, according to William Hsiao, K.T. Li Professor of
Economics in the Department of Health Policy and Management.
Where Have All the Barefoot Doctors Gone?
(February 29, 2008) In her award-winning essay, HSPH doctoral student Lingling Zhang analyzes the Chinese health care system from her own experience as the daughter of a semiprofessional "barefoot doctor."
China's leaders, HSPH experts unite in reform effort
Keeping 1.3 Billion People Healthy
Obesity in China Portends A Diabetic Disaster
Can brown rice blunt an epidemic?
The Lessons of Oral Rehydration Therapy
The co-discoverer of a simple solution to a global killer passes all he has learned to public health's next generation
What's Behind Asia's Gold Rush?
For both China and India, advances in health have helped fuel prosperity
Passages to China and India
In the transitions of these countries toward greater wealth and health, the School is playing a valuable role
Breathing Easier in Shanghai
Quarter-century old study enters the genomics age
The Long Road Back
Restoring health care for China’s peasant farmers
What Money Can't Buy
For millions of rural Chinese, there's more to well-being than income
The Innovation Revolution
Reenergizing India's national health service
Rx for India’s Medical Schools
To serve rich and poor fairly, physician education requires reform