HarvardPublicHealth's Twitter Profile Analysis @harvardchansph on Twitter

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"I think COVID has made the case for why diagnostics matter and its standing is better now than it’s ever been before." - professor @PardisSabeti says we still need to fund and support diagnostic testing, even as COVID vaccines are reaching more people. https://t.co/Tty3B8OVCY

Today at 1:00 PM ET, the Inaugural Donald Hopkins Scholars Lecture explores the challenges in eradicating Guinea worm disease across the globe. Join us! https://t.co/CnJGyU3eec

“It is not an ‘If you build it, they will come’ approach — what they’re doing is actively going to where people are." - Harvard Chan's @vishplus on COVID-19 vaccination efforts in India. https://t.co/opPvnEKYOx

How will extreme winter storms and subsequent power outages impact the short- and long-term health outcomes for Texans? @ReneeNSalas_MD connects climate and health. https://t.co/9qSsIzeIqA https://t.co/rWivenO0xg

How did scientists develop mRNA vaccines for SARS-CoV-2 so quickly? Harvard Chan School professor Sarah Fortune explains. Hear more about mRNA technology, and what it means for the future of vaccines, on the latest episode of Better Off. Listen here: https://t.co/BPfW6pCUPB https://t.co/qBOC2pCqku

86% percent of Americans say they would test themselves using at-home rapid coronavirus tests. Learn more about the latest poll from @TheCOVIDCollab and Harvard Chan School via @BostonGlobe: https://t.co/CiFUQklFnR

When Donald Hopkins began working on Guinea worm disease eradication, many believed the task was impossible. Watch Dr. Donald Hopkins, MPH ’70, deliver the inaugural Hopkins Scholars Lecture, and learn about his remarkable career, tomorrow at 1pm ET. https://t.co/h8Ipdp1evD https://t.co/PYcveHnWDK

Tomorrow at 12PM ET, Nancy Krieger will present “COVID-19, structural racism, embodied histories, and the two-edged sword of data.” https://t.co/aOaPTkxuuB

Harvard Chan's @ssaxenageneva says 2/3 of young adults in America have symptoms of anxiety, depression, or other psychological problems. (via @abcnews) https://t.co/aukkatKAEv

30.1% of outpatient visits from Jan to Jun 2020 took place via telemedicine -- but is this shift permanent? @MichaelBarnett joins Sadiq Patel and Alan Weil on the @Health_Affairs podcast. https://t.co/GfuwSiBNC8

Research from Harvard Chan School suggests that the B.1.1.7 variant of COVID-19 remains longer in the human body (via @Forbes). https://t.co/iGzl82ue4x

Tomorrow at 12PM EST, panelists will examine #HomelessnessInAmerica, including a new Initiative on Health and Homelessness. https://t.co/9INzwk2UwE @ForumHSPH

Harvard Chan School epidemiologist @BillHanage says there is reason to be concerned about COVID-19 variants, but the UK coronavirus variant may not take off in the US. https://t.co/qgnDn1rE0e

Finding out whether vaccines can block transmission of COVID-19 is "among the hardest types of studies to do,” says Harvard Chan School's @mlipsitch. https://t.co/VvoGHfTfyj

“Nurses must be where decisions are made." - @HarvardChanDean and visiting fellow Stephanie Ferguson say nurses need a seat at the table when it comes to public health policy decisions. https://t.co/bIZC4nxrIS https://t.co/Eog0mT5fqS

Hey #publichealth professionals: Want to get more traction with your #policytranslation efforts? Check out new free resource at https://t.co/PK0GcYw07r to find out how to boost your impact for #socialchange #healthequity. @APHALaw @networkforphl @EDCoalition @HarvardCatalyst https://t.co/fCWaThuXFE

Feb 22—Join @asiasocietyLA with @HarvardChanSPH's Dr. Michelle Ann Williams (@HarvardChanDean), CEO of @AAAJ_LA Connie Chung Joe, & CEO of @yourMLKCH Dr. Elaine Batchlor for a discussion on the unequal impact of COVID-19 on racial and ethnic minorities. https://t.co/yDQZKTwydj

On Wednesday, Feb. 24 at noon EST, panelists will examine #HomelessnessInAmerica, including a new @HarvardHSPH Initiative on Health and Homelessness. Join us at https://t.co/yXb9p1ZHPY https://t.co/dBEnYOa1Fk

Recent findings from @TuftsUniversity and @HarvardChanSPH could help drive public health policy on reducing impact of discrimination on mental health. https://t.co/22i1HrwMtu #healthequity #healthdisparities https://t.co/dyABgmjDf7

On #WomenInScienceDay, flashback to my doctorate graduation at @HarvardChanSPH w/some amazing #womeninstem in my life who lifted & supported one another along the way. Shout-out to all the women scientists out there paving the way for the next generation #womeninstem #yayscience https://t.co/Iwjjxk9JLg

New research has found that more than 8 million people died in 2018 from fossil fuel pollution, significantly higher than previous research suggested: https://t.co/EI1LxP3iqr @ELSenviron @HarvardChanSPH https://t.co/l1scOd9DPq

As a @HarvardChanSPH student, Alma Fredriksson has helped build prediction models for maternal health and analyzed the relationship between air pollution and Alzheimer’s disease. She also once helped set a world record for hugging. https://t.co/D2wiYVJHly

On Monday, @HarvardChanSPH and @niemanfdn kicked off their six-month series focused on storytelling and public health. @PulitzerPrizes-winning journalist and author @Isabelwilkerson spoke, with discussion moderated by @CNN anchor @donlemon: https://t.co/WVhKIGbMxa

"Prevention and public health sounds easy, but it's not," said @DrHowardKoh of @HarvardChanSPH. "And what you need more than anything else is a national leader who steps up, [and] addresses the public with the unvarnished truth in an unflinching way . . ." https://t.co/yJ13VOQ1iU

Up next in @HarvardChanSPH’s #MentalHealth Forum Series: Dr. @MaryleneCloitre will discuss the use of Skills Training in Affective & Interpersonal Regulation (STAIR) Narrative Therapy in the treatment of #PTSD on Jan. 20 at 11am ET. Register here: https://t.co/44ypZEWfst https://t.co/zE6lT3PoKx

Join us for our population #MentalHealth Forum on Treating Survivors of #childhoodabuse and interpersonal violence with Marylene Cloitre on 1/20 at 11AM EST! https://t.co/wKywQ1QWSO #trauma #traumatreatment #childhoodabuse @HarvardChanSPH @ISTSSnews @GMHatHarvard

Children exposed to higher levels of pollution may also be at higher risk of anemia, shows new research from @HarvardChanSPH & Centre for Atmospheric Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology In @htTweets: https://t.co/wJ6PEswF9e #ClimateChangesHealth

On January 12, 2021, Join HGSE Professor @meiralevinson and @HarvardChanSPH Professor @mlipsitch for a conversation on the intersections of education and public health through the disruptions of education caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/ne2snhgivj @ForumHSPH

Loneliness is a #pandemic of its own. Check out our cover story for advice from top psychology experts from @MassGenBrigham, @harvardmed @HarvardChanSPH, @HFHarvard, and more: https://t.co/3cMKwx17J8 https://t.co/LYrHSUJ9ch

Ending the #COVID19 pandemic will involve "the most ambitious vaccination campaign in US history" —@DrHowardKoh co-authors this @CNN op-ed on addressing facility shortages, administration follow through, equity in distribution, communication, and funding. https://t.co/AfZ1kvdlGV