Ideas 2023 is the year of mental health and wellbeing The most popular New Year's resolution was feeling better about ourselves. Here's how to keep this goal going. By Christine Mehta January 17, 2023
Ideas If Dry January feels, well, dry, try “Damp” January instead A month of mindful drinking is a good way to reset for the sober curious, says a pediatrician. But total abstinence isn’t necessary for good health. By Christine Mehta January 5, 2023
Essay Who is a “difficult” patient? Addiction treatment remains scarce, so why don’t more doctors treat it? Medical student John Messinger says stigma is a major barrier. By John C. Messinger November 29, 2022
People The science of life satisfaction Flourishing expert Tyler VanderWeele contemplates how individuals and communities can move forward after two years of pandemic grief By Amy Roeder June 8, 2022
People Harvard Chan School helped Alan Colowick make better decisions The Center for Health Decision Science inspired Alan Colowick’s career. He's returning the favor. February 10, 2022
In Memoriam In Memoriam: Henry Wechsler Groundbreaking researcher on high-risk behaviors popularized the idea of college binge-drinking. February 8, 2022
Feature Artificial Intelligence’s Promise and Peril As algorithms become more widely used, researchers are debating the use of AI in public health. By Chris Sweeney September 29, 2021
From the Dean Message from the Dean: The great force of history It is an extraordinary time for public health. To create change, we need to engage with the past and the lived experience of the present. By Michelle A. Williams September 28, 2021