The second annual Africa Health Conference at Harvard Chan School highlighted the changing health care landscape in Africa—and featured changemakers who are helping drive that transformation.
Students and staff at Harvard Chan School gathered in Kresge cafeteria on March 7 for an evening of watercoloring. The event featured artist and art educator Sepi Golestani, who led the roughly 80 attendees in creating watercolors featuring birds of New England.
Stéphane Verguet co-authored a study looking at whether equalizing hypertension diagnosis and treatment in low- and middle-income countries could reduce socioeconomic-based cardiovascular disease disparities.
Marc Lipsitch, professor of epidemiology and director of the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics at Harvard Chan School, discusses key takeaways from a new report that makes recommendations on strategies for conducting research on dangerous pathogens.
Ivan Hsiao, MPH ’24, is a transgender entrepreneur who founded the startup Trans Health HQ to decrease clinicians’ barriers to providing gender-affirming care.
Former Minister of Health of Ethiopia Lia Tadesse Gebremedhin looks forward to supporting leaders working to “make the world a better place for everyone, everywhere.”
Aya Goto recently spoke about her work promoting health literacy and what it means to follow a cherished mentor in her new role.
At a recent virtual event co-sponsored by Harvard Chan School’s Initiative on Health and Homelessness, experts shared the latest statistics on homelessness and discussed approaches to tackling the complex issue.
An aerial pole performance, an Indian dance, and a Brazilian band were among the acts featured at Harvard Chan School’s annual International Night.
An ice sculpture depicting two hands holding up the globe was Harvard Chan School’s contribution to the first-ever Longwood Winter Stroll.
