Magazine Archives

2008
    hphrwtr09coverweb-cropped Harvard Public Health: Winter 2009 December 15, 2008
    In this issue Employer health incentives: Employee wellness programs prod workers to adopt healthy lifestyles Companies are increasingly using wellness…
    Employer health incentives: Employee wellness programs prod workers to adopt healthy lifestyles December 15, 2008
    [Winter 2009] Employee wellness programs prod workers to adopt healthy lifestyles A Massachusetts man lost his job at a Scotts…
    Binge drinking December 15, 2008
    [Winter 2009] Harvard College Alcohol Study calls for changes at U.S. Schools Fed up with their inability to deter underage…
    MPH students Sanjeev Sriram, left, and Mohan Sundararaj Don't I know you from Chennai? December 15, 2008
    [Winter 2009] Reunited childhood friends share passion for helping kids In July, incoming MPH student Mohan Sundararaj was settling into…
    thomasweller Polio December 15, 2008
    [Winter 2009] Remembering the late HSPH Nobel Laureate, Thomas Weller As the polio virus swept across the United States in…
    HSPH Associate Professor Eric Rimm, director of the Program in Cardiovascular Epidemiology Heart disease December 15, 2008
    [Winter 2009] The impact of genetics, stress, and lifestyle: Q & A with Eric Rimm Every heart attack survivor has…
    health_records_thumbnail Harvard Public Health: Fall 2008 September 15, 2008
    In this issue Electronic health records Electronic health records could make care safer and save money. So why aren't more…
    filefoldersehr Electronic health records September 15, 2008
    [ Fall 2008 ] Electronic health records could make care safer and save money. So why aren't more doctors and hospitals using…
    LEAD INVESTIGATOR Professor of Epidemiology Megan Murray aims to find out just how virulent extensively drug-resistant TB strains might be in healthy people. TB superstrains September 15, 2008
    [ Fall 2008 ] Extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis is research focus Covering 200 square kilometers of arid scrubland in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province,…
    leaning A tale of two countries: Q and A with Professor Jennifer Leaning September 15, 2008
    [ Fall 2008 ] On May 2, Cyclone Nargis hit the coast of Myanmar, devastating the low-lying Irrawaddy delta with 120 miles-per-hour…
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