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

Funding cuts could put research into emerging threats to lung health at risk

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Unpacking trauma’s health impacts

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CAUSALab Welcomes Goodarz Danaei

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Pollution from fossil fuel development and health inequalities

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Invest in SNAP to ensure all Americans can eat real food, expert says

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MPH student takes an interdisciplinary approach to climate-related health inequities

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What if we’re measuring only the tip of the iceberg in air pollution?

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Faculty news: Winter 2026

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Pressure Points: Leading academic medical centers in turbulent times

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Which sports offer the biggest longevity boost?

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For lung cancer patients, smoking history may help pinpoint best treatment

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Exercise variety—not just amount—linked to lower risk of premature mortality

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January Server and Network Maintenance: FRIDAY, 1/23, 7pm – 1am

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Despite new dietary guidelines, experts encourage limiting red meat, full-fat dairy

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Making sense of the new U.S. childhood vaccine recommendations

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Opinion: With food preservatives’ risks unclear, experts suggest stricter policies

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Passing the torch on healthcare reform

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Protected: Lyndsey Garrett, MPH ’27, pursues Harvard Chan training to expand fight for bodily autonomy

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The EPA is changing how it considers the costs and benefits of air pollution rules

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