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SPH This Week.
March 28, 2021
Must Reads.
RESEARCH
SPH researchers are examining associations between the pervasive PFAS and COVID-19 susceptibility, adverse pregnancy outcomes, and high cholesterol levels.
Upcoming Event.
Tuesday, March 30, 2021
7:30 a.m.
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Opinion.
PUBLIC HEALTH POSTthe turning point. |
Think. Teach. Do.
IN MEMORIAM
Robert Horsburgh and Daniel Brooks collaborated with the pioneering Massachusetts State Representative and public housing advocate for 13 years at the Partners in Health and Housing Prevention Research Center. Bunte passed away on February 15.
POPULATION HEALTH EXCHANGEStarting on July 5, get a virtual introduction to the data, tools, and methods of population health research that draws on theory and methods from epidemiology, biostatistics, and the broader social sciences. |
PUBLIC HEALTH POSTStudies show access to green space improves mental health and reduces the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. But does all green space yield the same benefits? |
HEALTH POLICY
Members of the SPH community collaborate with their local board of health to help inform the public health policies and priorities that impact their communities.
In the Media.
WASHINGTON POST
Opinion co-authored by Helen Jenkins, associate professor of biostatistics
TORONTO STAR
Opinion by Dean Sandro Galea
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quotes Christopher Gill, associate professor of global health
GQ
Quotes Richard Saitz, professor and chair of community health sciences
SALON
Quotes Andrew Stokes, assistant professor of global health
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