[Winter 2016] Bill and Lori Housworth uprooted their young family from Louisville, Kentucky, and moved to Siem Reap, Cambodia, to cultivate top-quality medical care in one of Asia’s most impoverished areas By sunrise at Cambodia’s Angkor … Continue reading “A Calling in Cambodia”
[Winter 2016] A disheartening encounter with a young patient convinced physician Kimberly Chang, MPH ’15, that medical professionals can play a key role in … Continue reading “A Case of Human Trafficking”
[Winter 2016] Three outstanding individuals nominated by their peers received the School’s highest alumni honor at this year’s Alumni Award of Merit Dinner held … Continue reading “Alumni Awards 2015”
[Winter 2016] A former postdoctoral fellow with the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health AIDS Initiative, virologist Iain MacLeod in 2014 cofounded Aldatu … Continue reading “Q&A: A New Test For Drug-Resistant HIV Breaks All the Scientific Rules”
CARMON DAVIS, MPH ’94 PEDIATRICIAN, BOSTON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL Q: How has your MPH degree influenced your daily work as a doctor? And did studying … Continue reading “Off the Cuff: How Does an MPH Help an MD?”
[Fall 2015] When the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health kicked off the celebration of the first Commencement under its new name this … Continue reading “Portrait of T.H. Chan unveiled during Commencement Week”
[Fall 2015] You are not just creating a résumé. You are creating a biography,” Dean Julio Frenk told graduates on May 28 at the School’s … Continue reading “Commencement 2015”
[Fall 2015] On April 25, a massive earthquake in Nepal, and a major aftershock on May 12, killed more than 8,800 people and injured … Continue reading “Harvard Chan School responds to earthquake in Nepal”
[Fall 2015] Emily Sparer may be the first Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health student to have construction workers cheering her on at … Continue reading “Building safer construction sites”
[Fall 2015] In a groundbreaking new course, students at the Harvard Chan School and Harvard Business School square off over corporate regulation—and find common … Continue reading “Toe to toe”