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Show and tell: Using honesty to confront uncertainty in science communication

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Lessons learned: Transparency around using AI needs to be specific to maintain trust

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Harvard Chan 2030

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Assessing impact of federal research funding cuts on long COVID, other chronic diseases

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Nick Falkenberg, SM ’25, brings data-driven curiosity to environmental and public health

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June Server and Network Maintenance: Thu., 6/12, 7pm – 1am

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Harvard Chan DrPH program celebrates 10 years preparing public health leaders

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How does cancer progress? Gene behavior holds clues.

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Faculty News: Summer 2025

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One thing everyone should know about innate immunity

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Leveraging my Harvard Chan education to transform nursing in Pakistan

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Using artificial intelligence to improve health

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Medicaid cuts: What’s at stake

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Adopting a healthy diet may have cardiometabolic benefits regardless of weight loss

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Cleaner indoor air helps breathing, alters gut microbiome—and suggests new ways to fight pollution harms, study finds

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A new resource for pet microbiome research

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Harvard Chan School’s Andrea Baccarelli: ‘The right dean at the moment’

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Thank you

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How federal funding powers research on healthy aging, chronic disease risk, and tuberculosis strategies

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Harvard Chan researchers detail pain of federal funding cuts

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