Dean Williams honored for her ‘clear voice’ on COVID-19
Michelle Williams, dean of the faculty at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, has been recognized by Research!America for effectively communicating important health and science information to the public to contribute to the fight against COVID-19.
Applying the lessons of COVID-19
Factors that contributed to the rapid pace of COVID-19 vaccine development could be applied to future epidemics and other global health challenges, according to an article co-authored by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s David Bloom.
Ensuring safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines for vulnerable populations
Although COVID-19 vaccines have begun reaching people around the world, challenges remain to ensuring that the vaccines help those who are most vulnerable, according to an article co-authored by experts from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Experts urge caution at Super Bowl gatherings during pandemic
Public health experts are recommending that people take precautions when watching this year’s Super Bowl in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Already vaccinated? Keep masking up anyway.
Atul Gawande was quoted on COVID-19 vaccines, wearing masks, and other pandemic-related topics in several media outlets.
The Big 3: Ensuring equity in COVID-19 vaccine distribution
Research scientist Rebekka Lee discusses how best to ensure that COVID-19 vaccines are distributed equitably in Massachusetts.
Expert advises doubling or upgrading face masks
Some experts are recommending that people wear two face masks or a high-quality N95 mask, depending on the situation, to maximize protection against the spread of coronavirus, according to news reports. A January 22, 2021 Boston Globe article…
After a long pandemic year, experts look to the future
Harvard Chan School experts offer advice on how the new Biden administration can best tackle the pandemic.
How the pandemic has hurt public trust in science
A mix of factors, including rapidly evolving science, mixed messaging, and misinformation, has eroded public trust in science during the pandemic, say experts.
Assessing the effectiveness of public health ads
Public health advertising that incites fear is often less effective than messaging that provides clear steps about staying healthy and saving lives, according to experts.
