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2012

Sugary drinks linked to obesity September 21, 2012

Coverage on NBC Nightly News featuring HSPH's Eric Rimm, September 21, 2012

Survival of safety-net hospitals at risk September 20, 2012

Coverage on HealthCanal.com of study co-authored by HSPH's Nancy Kane and Sara Singer, September 20, 2012

For payment reform, lessons from the Massachusetts experience September 20, 2012

Article in Health Affairs Blog featuring study co-authored by HSPH's John McDonough, September 20, 2012

Life expectancy declines among least-educated whites September 20, 2012

Life expectancy among the least-educated white Americans has fallen markedly over the past two decades, according to recent research, including…

U.S. study links the chemical BPA to obesity in children September 18, 2012

Coverage in Reuters featuring HSPH's Karin Michels, September 18, 2012

Technology to play a bigger role in hospital care September 13, 2012

Coverage in Los Angeles Times featuring HSPH's Ashish Jha, September 13, 2012

Fish oil supplements and heart health September 12, 2012

Dariush Mozaffarian, associate professor of epidemiology at Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical…

New patient-centered vision emerging in U.S. primary care September 12, 2012

“Primary care may just be the most exciting place to be in medicine in the near future,” HSPH Professor John…

With profits down, future of Mass. hospitals questioned September 8, 2012

Coverage on Boston.com featuring HSPH's Nancy Kane, September 8, 2012

U.S. health care system needs reform now, says expert panel September 6, 2012

New IOM report cites 75,000 unnecessary deaths, $750 billion wasted Problems in the U.S. health care system pose a serious…