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CHDS affiliated faculty Lisa A. Prosser spent two days on-site with Eve Wittenberg collaborating on ongoing research on spillover effects of illness.

Finding interesting and up-to-date work that challenges students to think carefully about difficult methodological issues is a challenge for educators. CHDS faculty Lisa A. Robinson recently

The CHDS Cervical Cancer Team presented new research results at the 32nd International Papillomavirus Conference in Sydney, Australia.

CHDS is co-sponsoring a seminar by Professor Dean Jamison on “Estimating the Level and Rate of Growth of Health-Adjusted Income” with the Department of Global Health and Population.

We proudly announce CHDS affiliated faculty members’ recognition for their outstanding work in medical decision making. The Society for Medical Decision Making awarded

CHDS faculty Stephen Resch and Lisa A. Robinson participated in a symposium focused on updating and refining the understanding of the economic impact of HIV in low resource settings.

CHDS faculty Ankur Pandya with doctoral student Jinyi Zhu, and others published a cost-effectiveness analysis of pay-for-performance in primary care in the United Kingdom (UK). Introduced in 2004

CHDS co-sponsored a seminar on “Health Impacts of Air Quality Warnings” with the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis and the Society for Risk Analysis – New England.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently sought public comment for a proposal to regulate the use of cost-benefit analysis in its decision-making. CHDS Senior Research

New guidelines for cervical cancer were published by the U.S Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) with research by Jane Kim, CHDS faculty and professor of decision science.