Dean’s message: Questions of scale
[ Spring 2014 ] In science, we often talk about scalability: Can an idea or program or technical innovation that has solved a problem … Continue reading “Dean’s message: Questions of scale”
[ Spring 2014 ] In science, we often talk about scalability: Can an idea or program or technical innovation that has solved a problem … Continue reading “Dean’s message: Questions of scale”
[ Spring 2014 ] Quick updates about the latest public health news from across the School and beyond. Widowhood can be dangerous to your health The … Continue reading “Spring 2014 Frontlines”
[ Spring 2014 ] Dariush Mozzafarian, Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology In a recent study, you found that the cost per person of a … Continue reading “Off the cuff: The $1.50 difference”
[ Spring 2014 ] Rebecca Hope, MPH ’14, told a gathering earlier this year how she imagines the future of public health unfolding. Her remarks, excerpted … Continue reading “Quote/Unquote: Envisioning the next 50 years of public health”
[ Spring 2014 ] Can tiny engineered particles help protect us from infectious disease? Hotel rooms, subway cars, offices, airplanes, cruise ships: to most people, the … Continue reading “The nano state”
[ Spring 2014 ] With a mixture of research, persuasion, and social media moxie, Ashish Jha seeks to drive health care improvements Several years ago, Ashish … Continue reading “The provocative pragmatist”
[ Spring 2014 ] Fellowship program spurs midcareer pros to solve big problems. On many Mondays during the 1980s, Uche Amazigo took time off from teaching … Continue reading “Time for thinking big”
[ Spring 2014 ] People across the globe are consuming far more sodium than is healthy, according to a new study led by researchers at Harvard … Continue reading “Where’s the salt?”
[ Spring 2014 ] One of the preoccupying challenges in ensuring the public’s health is the growing divide between rich and poor. This problem is portrayed … Continue reading “Philanthropic impact: “Just” gifts”
[ Spring 2014 ] A new $5 million, five-year gift to HSPH from Matthew and Monika McLennan will fund promising initiatives or research that is novel or … Continue reading “Innovation and future funding get a jump-start from McLennan gift”