The road to health and well-being
[ Winter 2013 ] How four HSPH alumni are helping Bhutan—the Himalayan home of “Gross National Happiness”—achieve its lofty goals Atti-La Dahlgren recalls the … Continue reading “The road to health and well-being”
[ Winter 2013 ] How four HSPH alumni are helping Bhutan—the Himalayan home of “Gross National Happiness”—achieve its lofty goals Atti-La Dahlgren recalls the … Continue reading “The road to health and well-being”
[ Winter 2013 ] Quick updates about the latest public health news from across the School and beyond. New online course reaches worldwide audience This fall, … Continue reading “Winter 2013 Frontlines”
[ Winter 2013 ] When I became the Dean of Harvard School of Public Health four years ago, my goal was that of a … Continue reading “Dean’s message: A legacy worth preserving”
[ Winter 2013 ] HSPH’s James Shine explains why access to safe water persists as a global health issue. Water courses through every aspect of our … Continue reading “Distilling the truth about water”
[ Winter 2013 ] You are an epidemiologist who focuses on quantitative methods. Yet you study an area that seems almost unquantifiable: the intersection … Continue reading “Off the cuff: Science of the spirit”
[ Winter 2013 ] Four alumni nominated by their peers received the Harvard School of Public Health Alumni Award of Merit—the highest honor presented to an … Continue reading “2012 Alumni Award of Merit Winners”
[ Winter 2013 ] For many men diagnosed with prostate cancer, the treatment may be worse than the disease To screen or not to … Continue reading “The prostate cancer predicament”
[ Winter 2013 ] Once upon a time, Anne Newland wanted to go to film school. But because life unfolds with its own logic, … Continue reading “Painting the big picture on a Navajo reservation”
[ Winter 2013 ] For some students, attending Harvard School of Public Health can pose a seemingly insurmountable financial burden. Some are doctors already … Continue reading “New financial aid gifts to support international students, epidemiology students”
[ Winter 2013 ] As a key player in the National Institutes of Health’s Human Microbiome Project, HSPH’s Curtis Huttenhower helped identify and analyze the more than 5 … Continue reading “Sloan Foundation grant supports research on mass transit-microbiome link”