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Radhika Tampi, 5th year doctoral student in Health Policy, and CHDS faculty Nicolas Menzies, published a recent study evaluating the cost-effectiveness of a modified reactive case detection strategy

Janice Jhang and Hanxuan (Astrid) Yu, first-year doctoral students in Health Policy, are 2025 recipients of Novartis fund awards for research projects with CHDS faculty.

CHDS is delighted to welcome Ole F. Norheim as CHDS Affiliate Faculty. Norheim recently joined the Harvard Chan School faculty as Mary B. Saltonstall Professor of Ethics and Population Health

Skye Yoden and Jessica Preston Harvey, second-year doctoral students in Health Policy, are 2025 recipients of the Raiffa Fund awards for their research projects. Yoden’s project

The CHDS Cervical Cancer Team, including Nicole Campos, Jenny Spencer, Emily Burger, and Allison Portnoy, and led by CHDS faculty Jane Kim, presented their latest research findings

CHDS faculty Nicole Campos and a team of researchers at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), including Principal Deputy Director of the NCI Douglas Lowy, Senior Investigator Mark Schiffman, and

Determining whether and how to control environmental hazards raises many challenging questions related to understanding the risks and the benefits and costs of controls. In this new

Doctoral students Jacob Jameson, Skye Yoden, and Yuli (Lily) Hsieh presented at the 2024 INFORMS Annual Meeting held in Seattle in October. Hosted by the Institute

CHDS faculty Sue J. Goldie and Stéphane Verguet served on The Lancet  Commission on Investing in Health, which recently released Global Health 2050: The Path to Halving Premature Death by

Understanding who gains and who loses from policy interventions is essential to sound decision-making. However, assessing the distributional equity of policy impacts is very challenging.