HSPH doctoral student Monica Ter-Minassian studies how gene-environment interactions influence the risk of diseases, such as cancer.
Harvard School of Public Health
Student Resources
HSPH doctoral student Monica Ter-Minassian studies how gene-environment interactions influence the risk of diseases, such as cancer.
Publications
Research News
Lower Childhood IQ Associated With Higher Risk of Adult Mental Disorders
press release of December 1, 2008
Center for Public Health Preparedness Receives $8.6 Million CDC Grant for Emergency Metrics
press release of November 24, 2008
Researchers Estimate Lives Lost Due to Delay in Antiretroviral Drug Use for HIV/AIDS in S. Africa
press release of October 20, 2008
Global Projects
Exploring Deadly TB
HSPH faculty, including Megan Murray (above) and Sarah Fortune, are researching drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis, a disease rife in the developing world.
HSPH research initiatives from around the globe
Events
HIV/AIDS & the Right to Health: Leadership in the US and Globally
December 8, 2008
12:00PM-1:30PM
RSVP required
Review HSPH events related to World AIDS Day 2008.
Spotlight
Nov. 20 was the American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout. Check out HSPH's Tobacco Control and Prevention site.
Global health authority and HSPH Dean Designate
Julio Frenk received a
Clinton Global Citizen Award on September 25, 2008