Health and Human Rights Journal commemorates 30 years
Last month, HHR—the first academic journal dedicated to the right to health—marked three decades of publication.
Last month, HHR—the first academic journal dedicated to the right to health—marked three decades of publication.
Harvard Chan School is embarking this summer on several efforts to address systemic racial inequities as part of the Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery Initiative.
CDC Director Mandy Cohen, MPH ’04, explains how country is tackling the H5N1 outbreak
A new Harvard Chan School study found little to no utilization of gender-affirming surgeries by transgender and gender-diverse minors in the U.S.
Abortion restrictions across the U.S. have resulted in negative health impacts for patients and stress among clinicians, according to experts on a Harvard Chan School panel.
Researchers designed a “linear urban forest” and plan to quantify its climate- and health-related benefits for U.S. cities, using Springfield, Mass., as a pilot.
An effort begun last fall at Harvard Chan School aims to support students, faculty, and staff in having constructive, respectful conversations—even when they have differing opinions on challenging topics.
The LGBTQ Health Center of Excellence, based at the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute and in partnership with Harvard Chan School, aims to advance health equity for LGBTQ people. The center launched June 4.
PhD candidate Anna Shchetinina discusses findings from her recent study of alcohol misuse and treatment barriers among U.S. women.
As he begins a new chapter of his career as one of 10 new residents in the U.S. pursuing dual training in family medicine and psychiatry, a recent graduate reflects on his path.