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Strong social connections could boost healthy aging, experts say

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WHO director-general Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus receives Elisabeth B. Weintz Humanitarian Award

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Op-ed: Ultra-processed foods should not be focus of U.S. nutrition policy

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Study reveals crisis in access to surgical care

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This dietary pattern could save lives and the planet

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Bridging the partisan divide on climate change

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Harvard Chan community lends a hand at annual Day of Service

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Alumni and Reunion Weekend 2025 celebrates leadership, connection, and public health impact

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At least 170 US hospitals face major flood risk. Experts say Trump is making it worse.

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Alumni News: Fall 2025

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Opinion: Health equity research is evidence-based, helps everyone thrive

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Faculty News: Fall 2025

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In South Sudan, alumni partner to help strengthen health system

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Hiring Research Assistants

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Harvard Gazette Highlights Duraisingh Lab’s Translational Science

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If health insurance subsidies end, people could see higher prices, coverage loss

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Slashing of funding for mRNA vaccine development raises concern

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Birth rate policies should focus on fertility preferences, not numbers, expert says

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ID552 students shine in innovation challenge

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Maternal and infant health at risk in Mississippi after cuts at critical CDC program

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