How COVID-19 changed African R&D
African scientists broke new research ground during the pandemic. It's a sign of things to come.
COVID-19
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.
The age of trauma
With sources of stress piling up health experts are looking to root-cause solutions.
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.
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.
Showing up for the underserved
Kim Rhoads brings COVID-19 testing and vaccinations directly to the San Francisco Bay Area's Black communites.
Virtual reality
The COVID-19 pandemic shifted the School’s focus to new ways of teaching.
Message from the Dean: A Pivotal Moment
We face broad threats across the globe, and must act now to shape the future we want.
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.
A Shot in the Arm
Vaccines are underfunded, understudied, and underappreciated