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James Hammitt was a keynote speaker at the first European conference of the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis, held at the Toulouse School of Economics (France). His presentation, ‘Accounting

CHDS’s Thomas Gaziano and Shafika Abrahams-Gessel recently attended the public research showcase on Health and Ageing in Southern Africa: Addressing Inequities Over the Life Course

Jinyi Zhu, a PhD student in Health Policy and Decision Sciences at CHDS, received the 2019 Stephen Pauker Award for Quantitative Methods and Theoretical Developments

Decision Science was introduced to the incoming Health Policy PhD cohort through a series of 5 sessions taught by CHDS faculty. All Health Policy doctoral students participate in a yearlong

Professor Sue J. Goldie welcomed the Harvard Chan School’s incoming graduate cohorts with an on-line orientation – Foundations for Public Health (FPH). The genesis for an orientation

Making sound policy choices requires understanding the effects of interventions on health and other risks as well as the value of these effects. CHDS faculty James K.

CHDS faculty Eve Wittenberg is collaborating on a new study on the health-related quality of life of alcohol consumption. Led by investigators at the Bryan School of Business and

CHDS welcomes Jenny Spencer, a postdoctoral fellow in the Training for Oncology Populations Sciences (TOPS) program. Dr. Spencer graduated from the Gilling’s School of Global Public Health

In benefit-cost analysis, fatality risk reductions are usually valued based on estimates of adults’ willingness to pay for changes in their own risks, regardless of whether the risk reduction

CHDS welcomes Yuli (Lily) Hsieh and Mike Eber to the PhD Program in Health Policy decision science track beginning Fall 2019. Yuli (Lily) Hsieh graduated from the