Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health · Scour

Limited access to healthy foods may raise childhood asthma risk

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Women speak out on risk to landmark Nurses’ Health Study

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Adolescents’ use of mental health services unequal across racial groups

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Helping children eat healthier foods

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Trump megabill preventing artificial intelligence regulation could harm planet’s climate

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HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q2 2025

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Extreme heat worsens air pollution health risks

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Ticks on the rise: Strategies for preventing disease

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HPRC Quarterly Highlights: Q2 2025

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Skin cancer prevention expert on the importance of sunscreen

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Opinion: Artificial intelligence may close the gap in lung cancer control

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Logan Beyer receives Service Year Alums Award for AmeriCorps work

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Why Leadership Skills Are Essential For People in Nursing

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From miasma to COVID-19: Exploring evolving understanding of airborne illnesses

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Debunking misconceptions about workplace psychological safety

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Fire smoke exposure may alter the immune system, even in healthy individuals

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Poll: Amid multi-state measles outbreak, 79% of Americans support routine childhood vaccine requirements

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‘Losing a future’: Harvard Chan researchers describe impact of federal cuts

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Medical-legal partnerships may improve child and family health

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What’s in our air: A conversation with New York Times’ Carl Zimmer about airborne disease

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