Middle-school friends Mohan Sundararaj (left) and Sanjeev Sriram reunited unexpectedly as MPH students at HSPH.
Meet Admissions Reps
see full 2008 schedule
Middle-school friends Mohan Sundararaj (left) and Sanjeev Sriram reunited unexpectedly as MPH students at HSPH.
Meet Admissions Reps
see full 2008 schedule
Pre-Election Surveys Show Deep Concern About State of Health Care
press release of October 30, 2008
Patients Give Low Scores to Hospitals on Pain Management and Discharge Instructions
press release of October 29, 2008
On Key Policy Areas, Majority of Voters Say Election Outcome Will Make Great Deal of Difference
press release of October 28, 2008
Exploring Deadly TB
HSPH faculty, including Megan Murray (above) and Sarah Fortune, are researching drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis, a disease rife in the developing world.
HSPH research initiatives from around the globe
The Injurious Burden of Poverty: Socioeconomic Disparities in Injury Rates
Thursday, November 13, 2008
12:30PM-1:20PM
RSVP required
Election 2008: Health care was a hot-button issue in the 2008 presidential campaign. Read articles and surveys by HSPH faculty that analyzed some of the important public health issues in this year’s election.
Global health authority and HSPH Dean Designate,
Julio Frenk received a
Clinton Global Citizen Award on Sept. 25, 2008