Armed with colorful animated graphs that show statistical trends over time, with moving bubbles and flowing curves, global health statistician Hans Rosling told a … Continue reading “Rosling uses ‘animated statistics’ to show global health trends”
Coverage on CBS News, October 31, 2012, featuring HSPH’s Erica Warner
Coverage in US News & World Report, October 26, 2012, featuring HSPH’s Jorge Chavarro
Coverage on NPR, October 25, 2012, featuring HSPH’s Walter Willett
Colorectal cancer patients with a particular gene mutation may gain several years of life if they take aspirin, according to Harvard School of Public … Continue reading “Aspirin may lengthen life for colorectal cancer patients with certain gene mutation”
Ensuring that patients who see various health care providers in different locations have “integrated” care—in which their care process is thoughtfully planned and designed—is … Continue reading “Report: Integrated care should be national priority for patient safety, health system efficiency”
Julio Frenk, dean of Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), was named “Public Health Person of the Week” on the website MPHProgramsList.com, a resource … Continue reading “HSPH Dean Julio Frenk named “Public Health Person of the Week””
Coverage in Huffington Post, October 17, 2012, featuring a study from HSPH.
Interview in the Harvard Health Letter, October 15, 2012, with HSPH’s Jack Dennerlein
Coverage in Science Blog featuring HSPH’s Robert Blendon, October 10, 2012