Regardless of the political wranglings around the Affordable Care Act (ACA), funding public health prevention efforts must continue, said HSPH Dean [[Julio Frenk]] in … Continue reading “The ACA’s crucial prevention component”
With the launch of the new state health insurance exchanges on Oct. 1, HSPH professor Atul Gawande writes in a New Yorker editorial about … Continue reading “Obamacare and obstructionism”
In the first of a new podcast series on health reform, John McDonough, professor of public health practice at Harvard School of Public Health … Continue reading “Experts discuss political battle over Obamacare”
Karima Ladhani, a SD ’16 candidate in the Department of Global Health and Population at Harvard School of Public Health, was among several Harvard … Continue reading “Sharing passion for public health at Kenya hospital”
Coverage in The New York Times, September 25, 2013, featuring HSPH’s Orfeu Buxton
The annual “Healthy Kitchens, Healthy Lives—Caring For Our Patients and Ourselves” conference, offered by Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and The Culinary Institute … Continue reading “Crash course in healthy cooking”
Two decades ago, Richard Pollack, then a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard School of Public Health, embarked on what turned into an unusual scientific mission. … Continue reading “House flies and diplomacy”
Coverage on WBUR’s CommonHealth, September 13, 2013, by HSPH’s Alicair Peltonen
Harvard School of Public Health’s Division of Policy Translation and Leadership Development welcomed three new Senior Leadership Fellows for the fall 2013 semester. This … Continue reading “Fall Senior Leadership Fellows announced”
Donald Hopkins, MPH ’70, internationally recognized for his work on smallpox and Guinea worm disease eradication efforts, joined former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and … Continue reading “HSPH alumnus Donald Hopkins joins Jimmy Carter, Nicholas Kristof, for global health chat”