Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Dean Michelle Williams recently joined Adil Najam, dean of the Pardee School of Global Security at Boston … Continue reading “How the pandemic underscores the primacy of public health”
The COVID-19 pandemic has cut off sources of care and support for people with eating disorders and, as a result, many are experiencing worsening symptoms.
This summer, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif had an unusual decision to make: to remain on the Kansas City Chiefs and help the football team defend its … Continue reading “NFL star enrolls at Harvard Chan School and helps tackle the pandemic”
Health experts should focus on messages to build public trust around a COVID-19 vaccine and tamp down the hype around the innovative and sophisticated technologies that are being leveraged to rapidly develop such a vaccine, according to a New England Journal of Medicine Perspective article.
High rates of colorectal cancer incidence and death among Blacks may be due to disparities in screening guidelines and research, say experts.
Taking a road trip during the coronavirus pandemic—having to use public bathrooms, stop at restaurants, and stay at hotels—inevitably carries some risk, say experts. But there are strategies that can make it safer.
Toilets may be a source of COVID-19 spread, according to Joseph Allen.
Outside, it’s more likely that any potential virus in the air will disperse.
Sexual harassment appears to be a significant and underreported problem among both female and male flight attendants, according to a new study from Harvard Chan School.
At a time when the lives of children around the world are being disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the new animated short film My Hero is You shows them they can be heroes by taking small actions to stay healthy and protect those they love.