Talking about suicide saves kids’ lives
A new book explores the social roots of a teen suicide cluster
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Amy Roeder
Amy Roeder is a senior editor at Harvard Public Health.
Periods and patriarchy
A chat with Jen Gunter, the internet’s OB/GYN
The future of contraception?
A new investigational product may open the door to male hormonal birth control.
Susan Cheng is exploring the mechanics of healthy aging
The cardiologist and epidemiologist wants to understand the barriers to sustaining health as we age.
Q&A: Ankur Pandya on health decision science
The Harvard Chan associate professor of health decision science discusses how his field can help with COVID-19 response decisions—and how teaching is like stand-up comedy.
In Brief: Research, initiatives, and other highlights
Notable publications, findings, and initiatives from around the Harvard Chan School.
HealthLab Accelerators helps students launch startups
The new program encourages students and researchers to solve public health problems with social impact ventures.
2022 Harvard Chan School Alumni Award winners
Six Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health graduates were recognized for their professional achievements during Alumni Weekend.
Insta-Pulse heart rate monitor: A closer look at a landmark tool
The Insta-Pulse personal heart rate monitor is part of the archival collection of renowned cardiologist and peace activist Bernard Lown.
Josiemer Mattei on making healthy diets culturally accessible
This nutrition researcher leads the most comprehensive study in Puerto Rico on health determinants.