Home / News / Carisha Prantoyo, MPH ’27, sees collaboration as the key to a healthier world Nutrition student Carisha Pranyoto, MPH ’27, has used her work experience at UNICEF USA and interest in global health issues such as child malnutrition to guide her studies at Harvard Chan School. Last Updated March 25, 2025 Get the…
Home / News / Renata Prôa, MPH ’25, hopes AI can accelerate public health solutions Renata Prôa, MPH ’25, talks about her dream of using AI technology to more efficiently deliver quality health care to people in remote regions of her home country of Brazil. Last Updated March 25, 2025 Get the latest public health…
To combat diet-related diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease, clinicians can educate patients about nutrition through methods such as hands-on cooking classes, according to experts. A March 18 Alabama Public Radio article featured a class held in a teaching kitchen, where high school students learned how to cook healthy snacks—an alternative to ultra-processed…
Do you ever find yourself feeling tired or struggling to concentrate while at the office? In “Healthy Buildings: How Indoor Spaces Can Make You Sick — or Keep You Well,” Harvard public health and business experts Joseph Allen and John Macomber explore how the places we spend most of our time — our homes, workplaces,…
Five years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, experts have been assessing what went wrong, what went right, the current state of the disease, and what to expect going forward. Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Bill Hanage is among those who weighed in. In a March 14 New York Times…
Implementing public health policies that also include climate co-benefits may be a practical policy pathway to accelerate climate mitigation, according to experts at a pre-COP 28 workshop hosted by the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology Policy Committee. Traditionally, efforts have been made to focus on the health co-benefits of policies that address climate change. But…
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Home / News / Harvard Chan artists display work as part of University-wide show Hide caption Show caption “Through Janae’s Eyes,” oil painting by Natalie Carter Thirteen Harvard Chan School community members are among those featured at the annual Harvard Staff Art Show. The show features artwork by 264 artists from across Harvard, through an…
Home Wildfires are complicating cancer care: Study By Anna Miller March 12, 2025 Jump to Section Share Post LinkedIn Facebook WhatsApp Email Copy link Related Topics Last Updated Related News NIH funding delivers exponential economic returns Health Policy March 12, 2025 In the Media Vitamin A won’t prevent measles—vaccination will, says expert Infectious Diseases March…
While some research suggests that vitamin A can reduce the deadliness of measles infection, it does not prevent the development or spread of the disease, according to Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Christopher Sudfeld. Sudfeld, associate professor of global health and nutrition, was the corresponding author of a 2010 systematic review of studies…
