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Logo: Precision Medicine 2023; Logo: Harvard Medical School Blavatnik Institute Biomedical Informatics; Precision Medicine Without Borders; Keynotes Krystal Birungi & Ashish Jha; QR code; Tuesday, September 19, Free Registration/Lunch (Limited Seating)
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Precision Medicine Without Borders

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Our ninth annual conference, Precision Medicine Without Borders—organized by HMS professors of biomedical informatics Zak Kohane and Raj Manrai—will focus on emerging topics as well as long-standing challenges at the intersection of precision medicine and global health. For decades, global health scholars like the heroic Paul Farmer have grappled with and written about the challenges … Continue reading "Precision Medicine Without Borders"

How ChatGPT and Other Digital Tools are Transforming Medical Diagnosis

Virtual

Studies have shown that ChatGPT -- a generative AI chatbot -- can help to diagnose a number of medical conditions. But generative AI is just one buzzy development in a field already crowded with technologies that promise to move diagnosis out of the confines of the clinic and into the homes of patients. Companies are … Continue reading "How ChatGPT and Other Digital Tools are Transforming Medical Diagnosis"

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Building for a Billion: Experiments in Digital Health

In Person

Satchit Balsari will moderate a panel with Vijay Chandru, Sunita Nadhamuni, Srikanth Nadhamuni, and Leo Anthony Celi. The scientists, physicians, and academics invited to this panel have been at the forefront of trailblazing innovations addressing the world’s most pressing health care delivery challenges. They have been instrumental in pioneering digital health platforms that have served … Continue reading "Building for a Billion: Experiments in Digital Health"

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Building for a Billion: Experiments in Digital Health

In Person

The scientists, physicians, and academics invited to this panel have been at the forefront of trailblazing innovations addressing the world’s most pressing healthcare delivery challenges. They have been instrumental in pioneering digital health platforms that have served over 500 million Indian citizens, establishing ICUs in remote geographies, implementing wastewater genomic surveillance, and fostering open-access clinical … Continue reading "Building for a Billion: Experiments in Digital Health"

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From Positive Minds to Positive Lives

In Person

On Wednesday, September 20th from 1-1:50 PM in Kresge 202B, join us for “From Positive Minds to Positive Lives”. In this workshop we will conduct fun hands-on activities to facilitate positive thinking, thus promoting resilience and an enhanced sense of well-being, and allowing us to take on the fall semester with a positive mindset. These … Continue reading "From Positive Minds to Positive Lives"

Community Engagement Program: Student Outreach Event

In Person

Join us to learn more about our program and community engagement at Harvard. At this event, you will get to meet and connect with others through informal conversations over a catered lunch, and interactive activities.

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A community-led approach to address gendered violence and climate change in Congo

Virtual

Join the Department of Global Health and Population on September 21st via Zoom for our weekly Thursday Brown Bag Series. Jocelyn Kelly, PhD, will present, “A community-led approach to address gendered violence and climate change in Congo”. Dr. Kelly is Director of the Gender, Rights and Resilience at Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and Assistant Professor at Harvard … Continue reading "A community-led approach to address gendered violence and climate change in Congo"