Research Is helping cells self-destruct the key to treating COVID-19? Radiation biologist Kristopher Sarosiek zeroes in on why the severity of COVID-19 varies so widely. By Chris Sweeney February 28, 2022
Feature The age of trauma With sources of stress piling up health experts are looking to root-cause solutions. By S.I. Rosenbaum September 30, 2021
Ideas Tackling COVID-19’s global spread Harvard T.H. Chan School researchers have helped address the unique COVID-19 burdens faced by countries around the world. September 28, 2021
Feature Kizzmekia Corbett is just getting started She played a key role in developing the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, but now she’s turning to the pathogens that may spark the next pandemic. By Chris Sweeney September 20, 2021
People Showing up for the underserved Kim Rhoads brings COVID-19 testing and vaccinations directly to the San Francisco Bay Area's Black communites. By Annika Hom August 28, 2021
Virtual reality The COVID-19 pandemic shifted the School’s focus to new ways of teaching. By Catherine Seraphin May 21, 2021
From the Dean Message from the Dean: A Pivotal Moment We face broad threats across the globe, and must act now to shape the future we want. By Michelle A. Williams May 21, 2021
Feature Hard lessons on COVID-19 in the midst of hope Experts from across the Harvard Chan School reflect on the pandemic and what it means for the future of public health. By Chris Berdik May 21, 2021
Feature A Shot in the Arm Vaccines are underfunded, understudied, and underappreciated By Chris Sweeney January 14, 2021