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A new ISPOR* report describes 2018’s top 10 trends in the applications of Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR). Contenders for the list were considered by ISPOR’s Health Science Policy Council

CHDS faculty member, Stéphane Verguet is the senior author of a recent paper in Health Affairs that finds vaccination policies are potentially important channels for improving health equity.

CHDS Research Scientist Djøra Soeteman taught decision science at the “Introduction to Clinical Research Training (ICRT) Japan” to 51 enthusiastic, motivated and inspiring students

CHDS’ Media Hub lead Jake Waxman uses Q1 to assess the 2017 activities and strategize for 2018. “We’ve taken a brief pause in producing new materials and engaging new partners to debrief

Experiential learning is emphasized in this new course offering by Jane Kim, Professor of Health Decision Science. RDS290 is an intermediate-advanced level course that expands the decision

Reductions in mortality risk can be achieved by retrofitting Mexico City’s diesel trucks and buses with particulate filters – that was the topic of faculty member James Hammitt’s

The Harvard University Center for AIDS Research announces a call for applications for two NIH-funded Harvard research training grants, one focused on HIV/AIDS laboratory-based research

CHDS’s Ankur Pandya is presenting a “Disease Model Calibration” webinar on Tuesday, 12/19, at 2pm EDT. Sponsored by the ISPOR student network, this intermediate-level course

A recent paper by doctoral student and CHDS programmer Zach Ward has gained international media attention. The paper, part of the CHOICES project, found alarming projections

CHDS Research Scientist Nicole Gastineau Campos completed NIH’s Training Institute on Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health (TIDIRH), a 3-month online and in-person workshop.