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SPH This Week.
April 4, 2021
Messages.
Must Reads.
Take a look back at past editions of the school's weekly publication, which launched in January 2015.
PUBLIC HEALTH CONVERSATION
Co-hosted by SPH and the Center for Antiracist Research, the program takes place April 5-7 and will feature panel discussions that examine racial disparities in health in the era of COVID-19.
Q&AJonathan Jay studied the record rise in gun deaths last year and says the health and economic stress resulting from the pandemic played a large role. |
ALUMNI NEWSThe SPH alum, who is senior vice president and head of early clinical development at Pfizer, is the inaugural recipient of the award. |
Upcoming Event.
Monday, April 5; Tuesday, April 6; and Wednesday, April 7
4:30 to 6:00 p.m.
Online
Opinion.
PUBLIC HEALTH POST
the turning point.
Faculty Profile.
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The clinical associate professor of biostatistics and SPH alum enjoys helping students overcome their 'math and statistics phobias' in her Quantitative Methods core course. |
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Think. Teach. Do.
POPULATION HEALTH EXCHANGEVirtual Summer Institute—Learn how to plan and successfully implement lean management driven processes in healthcare organizations and earn a Lean Green Belt certificate. |
PUBLIC HEALTH POSTImplicit bias often leads medical professional to overlook some patients' ability to make informed healthcare decisions about their pregnancies |
SCHOOL NEWS
MPH students Samantha Burkhart and Daisy Ramirez are leading the virtual event in partnership with other area schools to convene students interested in infectious diseases, global health, policy, and more.
In the Media.
GQ
Interview with Michael Stein, professor and chair of health law, policy & management
WBUR
Interview with Natasha Hochberg, associate professor of epidemiology
MEDIUM
Interview with Jonathan Levy, professor and chair of environmental health; and Patrick Kinney, professor of environmental health
ABC NEWS
Quotes Sarah Lipson, assistant professor of health law, policy & management
USA TODAY
Quotes Michael Siegel, professor of community health sciences
THE AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
Quotes Sean Cahill, adjunct associate professor of the practice of health law, policy & management
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SUGGESTED TWEET
Join @BUSPH and @AntiracismCtr April 5-7 for the three-part series “Antiracism as Health Policy: Race, COVID-19, and Policy Reform.”
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