Nutrition and Infection Interventions to Promote Survival, Growth, and Development
Join the Department of Global Health and Population on Tuesday, July 22, for a seminar featuring Christopher R. Sudfeld, Associate Professor of Global Health and Nutrition in the Department of Global Health and Population. Christopher Sudfeld will present, “Nutrition and Infection Interventions to Promote Survival, Growth, and Development”.
This hybrid seminar will be held in Building 1, Room 1208 and via Zoom.
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Fueled by warming temperatures and wetter climates, tick-borne illnesses such as Lyme disease and babesiosis are becoming more prevalent across the U.S. How can we protect ourselves? This panel discussion brings together researchers and clinicians to discuss strategies for prevention—including education, vaccine development, and surveillance—and interventions to safeguard communities in an evolving landscape.
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An on-demand video will be posted after the event.
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Dave Epstein
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Health Care Leadership Essentials for Nurses
Join us for a webinar on the Health Care Leadership Essentials for Nurses program offered by Harvard Chan School Executive and Continuing Education.
Hosted by Program Director Stephanie Ferguson, this event shows how the program helps mid-level nurse managers transform into leaders with foundational concepts to excel in their roles, improve health outcomes, and implement change in their departments to fix issues they experience first-hand.
If you’re looking to elevate your leadership skills, we invite you to attend this webinar to see how this online self-paced program can support your professional goals.
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Mental Health Leadership: Transformation Through Innovation
Join us for a webinar on the Mental Health Leadership: Transformation Through Innovation program offered by Harvard Chan School Executive and Continuing Education.
Hosted by Program Directors Vikram Patel, Giuseppe Raviola, and Shekhar Saxena, will share how this program equips participants to scale effective mental health innovations in the U.S. and globally. They’ll discuss core topics, including the social determinants of mental health, digital technologies, and rights-based approaches.
If you’re seeking practical skills and strategies to address the mental health care gap, we invite you to attend this webinar to see how this program can align with your goals.
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What’s in our air: A conversation with New York Times’ Carl Zimmer about airborne disease
Join science writer Carl Zimmer, author of Air-Borne: The Hidden History of the Life We Breathe, for a fascinating look at our evolving understanding of airborne illnesses — and how the COVID-19 pandemic reignited an important examination of what lives in our air.
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An on-demand video will be posted after the event.
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Carl Zimmer
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Epidemiological inference and policy choice for the world’s deadliest infectious disease
Join the Department of Global Health and Population on Wednesday, June 11, for a seminar featuring Nicolas Menzies, Associate Professor of Global Health in the Department of Global Health and Population. Nicolas Menzies will present, “Epidemiological inference and policy choice for the world’s deadliest infectious disease”.
This hybrid seminar will be held in Building 1, Room 1208 and via Zoom.
Please note, a Harvard ID is required for building access.
Speakers will share their own perspectives; they do not speak for Harvard
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How Air Quality Affects Early Childhood Development and Health
Join us for a live conversation, How Air Quality Affects Early Childhood Development and Health, on June 5 from 2 to 3 PM ET, centered on the recent working paper published by the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University. We’ll explore the impacts of air quality during pregnancy and early childhood, with a particular focus on indoor air, given that we typically spend more than 90% of our time inside. Panelists will share actionable solutions to improve air quality, ranging from better policies and pollutant-free products to healthier ventilation and building materials, and will offer resources for taking action in your community to ensure children and their caregivers have cleaner air to breathe.
The discussion will be led by Lindsey Burghardt, MD, MPH, FAAP, the Center’s Chief Science Officer and Founding Director of the Early Childhood Scientific Council on Equity and the Environment (ECSCEE). It will feature Joe Allen, DSc, MPH, Associate Professor at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and ECSCEE member Alison Lee, MD, MS, Associate Professor of Medicine with tenure and Associate Division Chief in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine in the Department of Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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Decision science for priority setting in global public health today
Join the Department of Global Health and Population on Monday, June 9, for a seminar featuring Stéphane Verguet, Associate Professor of Global Health in the Department of Global Health and Population. Stéphane Verguet will present, “Decision science for priority setting in global public health today”.
This hybrid seminar will be held in Building 1, Room 1208 and via Zoom.
Please note, a Harvard ID is required for building access.
Speakers will share their own perspectives; they do not speak for Harvard
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Reducing Tobacco-Related Harm: Innovative Strategies for Health Care Providers in a Changing Policy Landscape
Join Vaughan Rees, Director of the Center for Global Tobacco Control, for an insightful webinar exploring the evolving role of nicotine products in tobacco harm reduction strategies.
While smoking rates have declined in some global regions, they remain high among socioeconomically disadvantaged and marginalized groups, and continue to rise in developing countries. This webinar will outline the potential benefits and risks of reduced-exposure nicotine products while maintaining a focus on protecting the health of youth. By illustrating the latest science and policy insights, this webinar will provide healthcare professionals with an understanding of a range of effective strategies to support tobacco cessation and reduce the burden of tobacco-related disease in marginalized populations.
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GenAI for Exploratory Data Analysis
Generative AI has proven to reliably and rapidly develop code and data analysis. Advancements in technology have provided in-built containers for running of generated code within the AI environment, providing a streamlined experience for rapid exploratory data analysis.
This workshop aims at providing instruction on Harvard generative AI resources, best practices, and understanding of the current state of generative AI resources at Harvard in the pursuit of exploratory data analysis.