Racism, the opioid crisis, maternal mortality, health inequities—these are some of the big issues that Community Health Sciences takes on through research, public policy, and implementation of community-level interventions.
Vaccine expert Christopher Gill on Pfizer’s announcement of promising results from their COVID-19 vaccine trial, what is known, and what is still unknown.
Lower-income people haven’t been ignoring the need to distance, but are much more likely to need to go in to work—which means shutdowns alone aren’t enough.
As the project director of Boston’s first freestanding birth center, alum Nashira Baril aims to make birthing experiences more equitable, personalized, and liberating.
Just 10 decibels more daytime neighborhood noise is associated with 36 percent higher odds of mild cognitive impairment and 30 percent higher odds of having Alzheimer’s disease.
Ahead of a Public Health Conversation on November 18, the authors of Sexual Citizens discuss their book, which offers a public health perspective on campus sexual assault.
