Fall'21 In Review.
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SPH This Week is taking a short break for the holidays and will return on Sunday, January 2. Until then, take a look back at some of the critical work that the SPH community has engaged in this fall.
December 19, 2021
Messages.
New Reads.
SCHOOL NEWS
Amid a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases in The Commonwealth in recent weeks, Julia Raifman, assistant professor of health law, policy & management, and colleagues at SPH, Harvard University, and Project N95 distributed high-quality masks to students, workers, and families in high-need areas.
SCHOOL NEWSNatasha Hochberg, associate professor of epidemiology, received the 2021 Bailey K. Ashford Medal for her distinguished research and clinical work in tropical diseases. |
POPULATION HEALTH EXCHANGEIn this Winter Institute course, get a comprehensive introduction to the use of biostatistics in public health, while learning to compute and interpret descriptive and inferential statistics using SAS JMP®. The virtual course begins January 10 and will be taught by Lisa Sullivan, associate dean for education and professor of biostatistics. |
PUBLIC HEALTH POST
the turning point.
PUBLIC HEALTH POST
Michael Stein, executive editor of Public Health Post, reviews the most talked about posts of 2021, announces the new PHP fellows, and says goodbye to the 2021 fellows.
Looking Back at Fall'21.
Remembering David Jones.
In the Media.
NEW YORK TIMES
Quotes Sondra Crosby, associate professor of health law, ethics & human rights
BOSTON GLOBE
Quotes Julia Raifman, assistant professor of health law, policy & management and Matthew Fox, professor of epidemiology.
NEW YORK TIMES
Quotes Lawrence Mwananyanda, adjunct research assistant professor of global health.
BOSTON.COM
Quotes Jonathan Levy, professor of environmental health.
HEALIO
Quotes Matthew Bozigar, postdoctoral associate of environmental health.
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This semester, @BUSPH launched “The Next Normal” series to explore what we have learned from the pandemic. The series featured discussions with experts on mental health, politics, civil liberties, food, and education. Revisit these talks here: https://ctt.ec/ty5x6+
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