@harvardchansph - Twitter Profile Analysis

It has been a decade since the #BostonMarathonBombing. On 3/20, #HarvardChanStudio brings together experts who will share lessons learned and explore how the principles and practices implemented in Boston can help us prepare for future crises. Register: https://t.co/86dB8Hxm2p

A new study shows that nearly half of all employees in state & local public health agencies in the U.S. left their jobs between 2017 & 2021, and if such workforce contractions continue, more than 100,000 public health staff could leave their jobs by 2025. https://t.co/bPjc2G8wiG

Eli Lilly’s decision to cut costs for its most popular insulin products by 70% and to cap out-of-pocket costs for other insulin products to $35 per month was a positive move, but more work is needed to make overall diabetes care more affordable. https://t.co/8GQyKjH3M5

During a recent #HavardChanStudio event, @rebicca and @SeixasDr, shared some expert advice on how to improve your #sleep. Watch the full event: https://t.co/j9r58mJ8L7

On #InternationalWomensDay, @publichealthmag shines a spotlight on six women resisting authoritarianism in their countries and protecting women’s rights and health across the globe. https://t.co/c6D0Pzup4O

How can the CDC improve? @AriadneLabs' Asaf Bitton discusses recommendations from a recent report: https://t.co/7mfTwd4SRw

“This study, once again, underscores the importance of diet quality when choosing among various diets for diabetes control and management,” said Qi Sun, senior author and associate professor in the Departments of Nutrition and Epidemiology. https://t.co/FTMHoBUz4U

Thank you to everyone who participated in #HarvardChanGivingDay! Your support provides financial aid to bright, ambitious, and deserving students who will work to build a world of health, dignity, and justice for every human being. https://t.co/0Srd9tHghV

Students like Jasmine Norris, MPH ‘23, are inspired by renowned faculty & researchers who provide opportunities for them to be at the “center of [public health] knowledge.” Help us unlock an additional $100,00 for financial aid on #HarvardChanGivingDay: https://t.co/vGJnprE1Lg

Today, the Harvard Chan community comes together on campus and around the world to share our pride and give back. #HarvardChanGivingDay https://t.co/0Srd9tHghV

Today at noon ET -- Eating for a healthy body and planet. Panel discussion with @BruceGFriedrich, Lilian Cheung, Chris Golden & @NamukoloC. It is moderated by @meggophone, Senior News Editor, @statnews ▶️ Register: https://t.co/5v5ZOIE95d

Our diets affect our health and may also determine our planet's future. Our expert panelists will explore concepts including #MindfulEating, cultivated meat, and “blue” diets rooted in the ocean. Join the discussion tomorrow at 12 pm EST! ▶️ Register: https://t.co/5v5ZOIE95d

Throughout #BlackHistoryMonth, we invite you to watch #HarvardChanStudio events and clips from the past year featuring Black leaders in public health, policy, advocacy, and more. https://t.co/5myWlqB1OB

Join Brett Turner, expected DrPH ‘23, and “rise to the challenges of this moment in public health”—on #HarvardChanGivingDay and beyond. https://t.co/vGJnprE1Lg

On 3/1, the #HavardChanStudio hosts @BruceGFriedrich, Lilian Cheung, Chris Golden & @NamukoloC, who examine how our dietary choices can influence climate change, antibiotic resistance, and food security—moderated by @leahjdouglas. Register: https://t.co/5v5ZOIE95d

“I try to make sure that my lab and the people I hire come from diverse backgrounds so that our thoughts and the way that we do our science shakes the table a little bit,” says Harvard Chan School’s @KizzyPhD. https://t.co/WizQWzBaV0

Throughout #BlackHistoryMonth, we invite you to watch #HarvardChanStudio events and clips from the past year featuring Black leaders in public health, policy, advocacy, and more. https://t.co/5myWlqB1OB

Lack of sleep takes a toll on physical and mental health, increasing risk for chronic conditions like high blood pressure & obesity. Experts Elizabeth Klerman, @AlcantaraPhD, @rebicca & @SeixasDr. Moderated by @JacqEHoward. Feb. 16, 1-2 pm ET Register: https://t.co/yubtbuLlAu

“If players, families, and physicians are aware of the cardiovascular effects of head injury, we have a better chance of protecting both their cardiovascular health and long-term cognitive health,” said Harvard Chan School's Rachel Grashow. https://t.co/3ihWcGermF

In a recent #HarvardChanStudio event, @Asaf_Bitton shares what the U.S. can learn from Costa Rica’s preventative and inclusive approach to #HealthCare. Watch the full event: https://t.co/Yc5GvOKTiA

On Feb. 16, #HarvardChanStudio will host 'The Science of Sleep: Exploring the connection between rest and health.' Expert panelists will unpack the latest research on rest, including how social and environmental factors can impact our #sleep. Register: https://t.co/yubtbuLlAu

As a researcher at Rikers Island, @JasmineDGraves saw the pain and suffering caused by solitary confinement. On Better Off, she talks about research linking solitary to self-harm & suicide—and what can be done to protect the health of people behind bars. https://t.co/n4tkP8cmrg

According to a study led by Harvard Chan School, healthy body weight, not smoking, regular exercise, and adequate sleep are among the factors that may reduce the risk of long COVID. https://t.co/cxtQ31tu1E

Tomorrow at 1 pm ET: Neuroscientist Husseini Manji discusses the future of mental health care and his work with Johnson & Johnson’s Science for Minds initiative. Moderated by @Ipsitv. Register for the #HarvardChanStudio event: https://t.co/jH5Pwg0Yg0

Rachel Grashow, research scientist in Harvard Chan School’s Department of Environmental Health and director of epidemiological research initiatives with the Football Players Health Study at Harvard University, discusses football’s inherent risks. https://t.co/sgRmHeGQVW

Carlos Alvarado Quesada, the 48th President of the Republic of Costa Rica, will deliver the convocation speech for the Class of 2023 on Wednesday, May 24. Learn more: https://t.co/nwxQZkk92d #HarvardChan23

Researchers at Harvard Chan School have received a five-year, $5 million grant to support research on firearm injuries and deaths. The grant, from @RWJF, will be a vital tool in advancing research on gun violence prevention in the U.S. https://t.co/Qxht8Slq0z

On Feb. 8 the #HarvardChanStudio will host neuroscientist Husseini Manji. He’ll discuss the future of #MentalHealthCare with @Ipsitv, director of the Technology and Aging Laboratory, @McLeanHospital. Register: https://t.co/jH5Pwg0Yg0

A recent op-ed from @HarvardChanDean Michelle Williams and @sanofi's Paul Hudson explores three steps to begin to close the trust gap between the medical system and women, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, and individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. https://t.co/ab8IlqCdFx

Put us any-damn-where, we gon' make it look cute / Pandemic fly on the runway, in my hazmat We're willing to share our IT team with @Beyonce's team if it means tickets for the whole School 😀 https://t.co/ksFhqKoOyx

📣 Only a few more days left to apply for the inaugural @PalestinePHHR Social Medicine summer course on social and political determinants of health! Course dates: July 9 – July 30, 2023 Location: @BirzeitU, West Bank Apply by March 15: https://t.co/ugGTCOBsom

We are thrilled to invite our global & Harvard community to join us virtually on 4/12 for HGHI's Inaugural Global Health Symposium! Register now to learn how to achieve #globalhealthequity through community engagement in an array of settings. #HGHI2023 https://t.co/bHS1kEeX0S

A study led by @HarvardChanSPH provides strong evidence that low-carb diets can help manage the progression of existing Type 2 diabetes https://t.co/4WkDY3aomk

New report on how to center #climate resilience within public schools. It's focused on CA but can be a guide for all schools. There are 14 recommendations for the campus, the community, and the curriculum. It draws on research from pediatrics, #publichealth, and education. https://t.co/NWe8giI6Zi

Learn from four of @HARVARDCCHANGE "2022 Climate Creators to Watch" about communicating health and science information via TikTok. Featuring creators and expert climate communicators Alaina Wood, @crsacbra, Doria Brown, and Kristy Drutman. https://t.co/BbYjPFVfEr

The Department is seeking candidates to fill a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. Please help share with colleagues so we can ensure a diverse and robust pool of applicants! https://t.co/4hqw34VN5U https://t.co/xeDBdUfzvU

Protecting public health in Iran in the face of oppression. Correspondence from @PardisSabeti and colleagues @harvard @HarvardChanSPH @broadinstitute https://t.co/jBP9ZRGRQ3

Welcome, Dr. Mario Palma @marioepalmma! https://t.co/ElylU4BcwD

Emergency care guidance at the right time can help anyone save a life. We're proud of @EricGoralnick and team at @hhi @IMC_Worldwide @gmka_org @brighamwomens @BostonChildrens @elementprod for their work with @ClintonGlobal to deliver humanitarian health education to Ukraine. 🇺🇦 https://t.co/foPQVeNsWT

I'm thrilled to announce that I've accepted the Yerby Postdoctoral Fellowship with @HarvardChanSPH! Excited to work with @britshmit, @SariReisner, and the rest of the @HarvardSOGIE crew to advance the field of LGBTQ health! https://t.co/Dd5KuATYUa

According to a study led by @HarvardChanSPH, healthy body weight, not smoking, regular exercise, and adequate sleep are among the factors that may reduce the risk of long COVID https://t.co/VmBgT5XwuY

"Reparations will not fix racism, but a less impoverished Black America, where the historical origins of its burdens are acknowledged, would be better placed to protect the future. The future of all Americans." @DrMaryTBassett @DrNataliaLinos https://t.co/WjJ7BHhZzf

There are many metaphors used to conceptualize well-being, such as a pyramid, or a ladder. But these conceptualizations have issues. Center affiliate Dr. Tyler VanderWeele suggests two new metaphors: a garden and an orchestra. Click here to learn more: https://t.co/KrRi4Gh89e https://t.co/m75zYGUvMe

Today, in @nytimes’ “Transforming Spaces”, our PI @KizzyPhD is featured as she describes her journey thus far and the pressures of her journey onward. The work continues as our post-doc, @CDzuvor, is caught by the photog in his weekly data review. https://t.co/VEUhRzeQyA

We're excited to announce that the @newhumanitarian is the 2023 Elisabeth B. Weintz #Humanitarian Award recipient! Its CEO, @HebaJournalist will receive the award on behalf of the org during an online event (May 11) organized w/ #HarvardChanStudio. Stay tuned for more details! https://t.co/R5eDUorbZk

"When health professionals make healthier lifestyle changes, then they’re much more likely to counsel their patients to do likewise." - Dr. Stephen Devries discusses a new @HarvardChanSPH course, Integrating Nutrition into Clinical Medicine. https://t.co/138bKJDube

NEW: Our list of #ClimateCreators23 is out now. We're featuring 17 creators using social media to make original, entertaining, and educational #climate content. Check them out: https://t.co/IvPa6Rjo2E CC: @PiqueAction https://t.co/VtTqLtLJnm

Trying out #DryJanuary? We talked to doctor and writer @AaroneCarroll about the latest health advice on alcohol. Dr. Carroll’s suggestion? Drinking less is always best. But total abstinence isn’t necessary for good health. #DampJanuary https://t.co/plpKGInlnl

A most inspiring #MLK quote for all time: " I choose to give my life for those who have been left out of the sunlight of opportunity" @HarvardChanSPH #spirituality #publichealth #healthequity

A U.S. official sparked a furor this week by considering a ban on gas stoves. But just how bad are gas stoves for your health, really? https://t.co/wOhufFuhWY

"Our study also provided new evidence on the importance of character strengths for human flourishing," says Weziak-Bialowolska. New @SHINEHarvard and @HFHarvard research on valuing well-being and impacts for sustainability. https://t.co/jFWN9wR1bK

Check out the 3rd edition of our Healthy Living Guide, which explores the research behind healthy habits, and offers tips and strategies for daily life. https://t.co/WvlWT4bCOK

Claudine Gay has been elected the 30th president of Harvard University https://t.co/NH86VoTLit

The racial health gap is every bit as real, and as devastating, as the wealth gap. Reparations could be an answer. @DrMaryTBassett explains how in this passionate and thought-provoking op-ed. https://t.co/JPl6HEwOsz

Today the world’s population has reached 8 billion people. But the greatest demographic challenge facing the world is actually population aging, according to @HarvardChanSPH's David E. Bloom and Leo M. Zucker. Read their new F&D article here. https://t.co/ahrBTUSg8F

Is reparative justice possible? @KamilahVMoore leads the California task force charged with answering that question. https://t.co/G9t701xYz2 https://t.co/j2kfNqNuYA

A joint project with @BCSSW and @HarvardChanSPH will explore vax hesitancy in the Latinx community. https://t.co/jCgvXOngWc

Climate, humanitarian crises, and inequities are complex problems that require complex solutions. @harvard_data and @AWS are now working together to fix them, https://t.co/0zaKgVtjfm via @Harvard @awscloud @Harvard @AWSArchitecture

Happy #ElectionDay from Countway! Make your voice heard today: go out and vote. 🗳️ Need some help? Check out the #HarvardVotesChallenge website: https://t.co/mpYaE5NR1A. #CountwayVotes #HarvardVotes #VotingMatters #EveryoneCounts #VotingisYourSuperpower https://t.co/JeOCOOwJqU

Made it to #COP27 Coming together to fight for a #healthyclimate now before it's too late. @HarvardCCHANGE @FXBHarvard https://t.co/UADF0XoOVx

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