Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health | Powerful ideas for a healthier world

Why public health?

After graduation, Carolyn Brooks, ScD, will develop and evaluate programs to decrease health costs and improve health outcomes among low-income populations
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Change agent

Rahima Dosani, MPH ’17, hopes to launch a global health consulting firm to help improve health care delivery for the world’s poorest populations
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Supplements and Health

Forum panel looks at the risks and benefits of supplements
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Preparing humanitarian responders

At the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative’s annual disaster simulation, organizers stress personal safety
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Curtailing domestic violence through research, prevention

Curtailing domestic violence through research, prevention

E-cigarette emissions appear to contain pollutants

E-cigarette emissions appear to contain pollutants

May 11 podcast: Climate change as an opportunity for innovation

May 11 podcast: Climate change as an opportunity for innovation

Immigration and travel resources

Immigration and travel resources

Kalé Kponee shares her American narrative

Kalé Kponee shares her American narrative

PhD student Christalyn Rhodes named Harvard Horizons Scholar

PhD student Christalyn Rhodes named Harvard Horizons Scholar

Why Public Health? Jaquelyn Jahn

Why Public Health? Jaquelyn Jahn

Malnutrition, unregistered children, and maternal health policy the focus of student fieldwork

Malnutrition, unregistered children, and maternal health policy the focus of student fieldwork

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