Madison Esposito, MPH-HSB ’21, is a citizen of the Tyme Maidu Tribal Nation in California, and her passion lies in understanding how she can support, empower, and improve health and … Continue reading “Student Spotlight: California Indigenous History and Wellness Project”
Brigette A. Davis, PHS-SBS ’21, has received a dissertation award from the National Research Collaborative on Gun Violence Research for “The Impact of Police Violence and Prolonged Sociopolitical Conflict on … Continue reading “The Impact of Police Violence and Prolonged Sociopolitical Conflict on Birth Outcomes”
Tori L. Cowger, PHS-EPI ’21, and members of the SBS Department have recently authored “Comparison of Weighted and Unweighted Population Data to Assess Inequities in Coronavirus Disease 2019 Deaths by … Continue reading “Comparison of Weighted and Unweighted Population Data to Assess Inequities in COVID-19 Deaths by Race/Ethnicity”
This summer, Ann Caroline Danielsen, MPH ’21, and Tamara Rushovich, PHS ’23 have been working with Harvard GenderSci Lab where they and others have recently created the US Gender/Sex COVID-19 Data … Continue reading “US Gender/Sex COVID-19 Data Tracker”
Keona Jeane Wynne, PhD PHS ’23, and others have recently authored an extended essay, “Dying individuals and suffering populations: applying a population-level bioethics lens to palliative care in humanitarian contexts: … Continue reading “Applying a population-level bioethics lens to palliative care before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic”
Eight MPH 65 students in the Health & Social Behavior field of study were awarded Rose Service Learning Fellowships to fund their MPH practicum projects this summer. In addition, one … Continue reading “Nine SBS Students awarded Rose Service Learning Fellowships”
Justin Morgan, PhD PHS ’23, Hye Young Choi and Kyla Tucker, MPH-HSB ’21, found success in connecting with senior residents of an apartment at Roxbury Tenants of Harvard (RTH) despite … Continue reading “SBS Students connect with senior residents of Roxbury Tenants of Harvard”
In Promoting gender-affirming care, Shea Nagle, MPH ’20 concentrating in Women, Gender, and Health, advocates for better health care for transgender patients. An area of improvement, for instance, is to … Continue reading “Promoting gender-affirming care”
Santana Silver is a first year HSB-65 student interested in links between social inequalities and health disparities, with a focus on how social determinants affect chronic disease and mental illness … Continue reading “Student Spotlight: Santana Silver, MPH-HSB ’21”
Sarah Page is a first year HSB-65 student interested in maternal and child health and health communication. In this Q&A she shares her experience participating in this winter session’s CDC … Continue reading “Student Spotlight: Sarah Page, MPH-HSB ’21”
