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In an essay in the Wall Street Journal, “The Best Investment I Ever Made,” Bill Gates reports that his and Melinda’s investments in Gavi, the Global Fund, and the Global Polio Eradication Initiative

HSPH and CHDS investigators led a two-day Immunization Economics pre-congress at the iHEA world congress in Basel, Switzerland in July. Over 126 individuals from 31 countries attended the session.

To increase the comparability of benefit-cost analyses, improve their quality, and expand their use, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funded a multi-year project lead by CHDS faculty

CHDS analyst Zachary Ward developed multimedia tutorials and support materials for the open-source modeling software Amua. Multimedia segments include (1) an introduction to the tutorials

A symposium and celebratory reception were held at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health to honor the career achievements of Dr. Milton C. Weinstein. Opening remarks were led by

CHDS Faculty Director Sue J. Goldie received an honorary degree at Albany Medical College’s 2019 commencement ceremonies for her contributions to improving the health of vulnerable

CHDS affiliated faculty Soroush Saghafian and CHDS doctoral student Lina Song were awarded first place in the Best Paper Competition for their paper on hospital closures and its impact on the healthcare sector.

CHDS faculty Ankur Pandya was awarded a Centre for Health Economics (CHE) Research Fellowship from the University of York (UK) for his project “Leveraging Cost-Effectiveness

CHDS has awarded the annual Howard Raiffa Fund to global health and population doctoral candidate Annie Haakenstad. Haakenstad’s project will focus on improving students’

CHDS researcher Eve Wittenberg and Adjunct Professor Lisa Prosser guest edited a special, themed issue of PharmacoEconomics on the “spillover” effects of illness on