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March Public Health Forum hosted by the Department of Epidemiology

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Date:  Wednesday, March 19th Time:  12pm – 1pm Room:  L-112 Speaker:  Miguel Hernán, Professor of Epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health Title:  “Epidemiologic Methods Are Useless. They Can Only Give You Answers”   Much of epidemiologic research is focused on understanding the causes of disease. Despite complex statistical techniques, our ability to evaluate causal effects […]

Fall 2014 Pre-Registration for High-Demand Courses

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In the past, IH Concentrators have been shut out of courses that were in high demand, due to the first-come, first-served registration system. To ensure that advanced-level students have the chance to take at least one high-demand course prior to graduating, the IH Department has set up a system to prioritize enrollment for students with […]

Paid internship with the Global Health Fellows Program in DC as a Nutrition and Food Security Intern

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Global Health Fellows Program II  Nutrition and Food Security Intern Nutrition Division, Office of Health, Infectious Disease and Nutrition, Bureau for Global Health, United States Agency for International Development  Location: Washington, DC Anticipated timeframe: March 1 – August 31, 2014: Compensated 24-Week Internship INT-P3-040   The Global Health Fellows Program (GHFP-II) is a five year […]

BNID Weekly job and internship postings

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JOB / INTERNSHIP OPENINGS AKF USA Fellowship Program – Aga Khan Foundation Fellowship – The Advocacy Project Executive and Fellows Coordinator – Harvard’s Center for International Development (CID) MIT CITE/edX Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow – Massachusetts Institute of Technology Campus Coordinator – Immediate Opening – The David Project Programs Associate – Summer Internship – The Millennium […]

GH Course offerings this summer- IH715 and IH744. Registration opens February 27 at 7:00AM!

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IH715 Antiretroviral Program Management and Adherence Issues in Low Resource Settings (2 credits)Successful HIV/AIDS treatment programs rely on consistent, uninterrupted supplies of antiretrovirals (ARVs), appropriate ARV prescribing, retention of patients in treatment programs, and a high level of adherence by patients. Ineffective ARV management can lead to treatment failures, ARV resistance, and insufficient program uptake. […]

Primeros Pasos fundraiser at Bell in Hand Friday, Feb. 21st!

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Do you want some free food, raffles and the opportunity to support public health? Students from BUSPH are heading to Guatemala for a public health project with Primeros Pasos and need your help to raise funds for this amazing organization! They are a non-profit group that provides medical and educational care to rural villages in […]

Telling the Whole Story: Gender Violence in Democratic Republic of Congo

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GLOBAL HEALTH REPORTING: TELLING THE WHOLE STORY  OF GENDER VIOLENCE IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO   RSVP for Global Health Reporting: Telling the Whole Story of Gender Violence in Democratic Republic of Congo The Boston University Program on Crisis Response and Reporting in partnership with the Washington D.C.-based Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting present a two-day event exploring gender […]