Philanthropic impact: The power of one
[ Spring/Summer 2012 ] This March, Deans Julio Frenk and David Hunter and I traveled to India with several faculty members and friends of … Continue reading “Philanthropic impact: The power of one”
[ Spring/Summer 2012 ] This March, Deans Julio Frenk and David Hunter and I traveled to India with several faculty members and friends of … Continue reading “Philanthropic impact: The power of one”
[ Spring/Summer 2012 ] Wars, natural disasters, genocide, and other tragedies in recent years have transformed global humanitarian aid into a $160 billion-a-year industry that employs … Continue reading “Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine provide new gift to expand, improve training for humanitarian aid leaders”
[ Spring/Summer 2012 ] A $4 million gift from the Morningside Foundation will fund the creation of an endowed professorship in radiobiology at the John B. … Continue reading “Newly created Morningside Professorship honors noted radiation scientist”
[ Spring/Summer 2012 ] A two-year grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, totaling nearly $833,000, will help boost research at Harvard School of Public Health … Continue reading “A boost for gene-based malaria research”
[ Spring/Summer 2012 ] When a mother dies during pregnancy or childbirth in sub-Saharan Africa, the impact on the child or children left behind—and on the … Continue reading “Preventing young mothers from dying—and the ripple effects when they do”
In this issue Mobilizing a revolution A growing movement at HSPH and within the global health community is working to leverage the explosion in … Continue reading “Harvard Public Health: Winter 2012”
[ Winter 2012 ] Underwriting research at a critical early stage of development can have profound consequences, both for science and for humankind The … Continue reading “Dean’s message: The quest for innovation”
[ Winter 2012 ] Quick updates about the latest public health news from across the School and beyond. Harvard Public Health Review now on … Continue reading “Winter 2012 frontlines”
[ Winter 2012 ] Is epidemiology a beautiful science? “I started to see beauty in science as an undergrad, looking at embryonic development. There is nothing … Continue reading “Off the cuff: Michelle Williams”
[ Winter 2012 ] In 2011, HSPH awarded three new alumni awards: the Emerging Public Health Professional Award, the Leadership Award in Public Health Practice, and … Continue reading “New Awards Honor Trailblazers in Public Health”