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Spring 2021A Call to Climate Action

How Harvard Chan School researchers are taking action on climate change and fighting for a healthier, more equitable planet.
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No time to waste

How Harvard Chan School researchers are taking action on climate change and fighting for a healthier, more equitable planet.

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Last mile first

Isha Nirola, DrPH ’21, works to improve health in communities long denied access to quality care.
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Off the Cuff: Curtis Huttenhower

The co-director of the Harvard Chan Microbiome in Public Health Center studies microbial communities starting at the population level.
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Frontlines Spring 2021

Quick updates about the latest public health news from across the School and beyond.
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Finally back on campus

To address remote learning challenges, a hybrid program brings international students back for weekly in-person classes.
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Virtual reality

The COVID-19 pandemic shifted the School’s focus to new ways of teaching.

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Harvard Public Health Fall 2023 Magazine Cover. Text reads: Reinventing Medicaid: Treating social factors in North Carolina, Expanding access in California, Rooting out racism in Minnesota
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Fall 2023

On reinventing Medicaid, using social media for good, and South Africa's path to universal health care.
Cover of Harvard Public Health, Spring 2023. Photo: Black and white photo: Seven family members stand close together and stare directly into the camera. In the center is a twenty-something man, who holds the hand of a young black boy. To his left are an elderly man and woman. To his right are a middle-aged woman who holds the young boy's other hand, a middle-aged man, and a young woman. They stand in a backyard, with a grill and house on one side, and a modern tipi on the other. Text reads: Devon Parfait, the 25-year-old chief of a coastal Louisiana tribe, fights to keep his people together as climate change erases their land and erodes their health.
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Spring 2023

On indigenous displacement, family leave, and the future of PEPFAR