Author: Christina Fasano

How to integrate environmental damage, including health impacts, into assessments of economic activities was the topic of a recent OECD workshop on environmental impact valuation.

Michael R. Eber successfully defended his dissertation, Essays on Consumer Preferences in Health, as part of the Decision Science Track of the PhD Program in Health Policy at Harvard University.

Lily Hsieh, doctoral student in Health Policy concentrating in Decision Science, successfully defended her thesis, The Synergy of Real-World Evidence, Transportability, and

While randomized trials (RCTs) are required for approval of new medications, these generally exclude pregnant participants. In a CHDS seminar, Alyssa Bilinski discussed a decision-analytic

CHDS Faculty Jane Kim and Nicole Campos were awarded funds for the 2025 cycle of the Lemann Brazil Research Fund, which supports research projects on current issues facing Brazil.

CHDS Faculty Ankur Pandya, Uwe Siebert, and Myriam Hunink joined colleagues in recommending directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) in Decision-Analytic Modeling in a recent Medical Decision Making

Maria (Myriam) Hunink, MD, PhD was honored for her career achievements at a symposium and celebratory event held at the Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, the Netherlands last month.

Benefit-cost analysis is well-established and widely used to inform policy decisions. Its normative foundations are explored in “Ethics and Benefit-Cost Analysis,” a special issue of the Journal of Benefit

CHDS’s Ole Norheim served as one of the editors to the fourth edition of the Disease Control Priorities (DCP-4) Country-Led Priorities Setting for Health volume, released last month. This is the first of four volumes

Conventional methods for valuing health and longevity have several well-known limitations. In a CHDS seminar, Maddalena Ferranna discussed social welfare function analysis