Strategic Directions.

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Strategic Directions

Our School’s strategy map identifies five strategic directions—cities and health; climate, the planet, and health; health inequities; infectious diseases; and mental and behavioral health—that are of critical importance to the public’s health and are areas of strength and potential for growth for the School. Dig into our ever growing library of research and news on our strategic directions.

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Environmental Health
‘We’re Not Going to Recycle Our Way Out of This Problem’

April 30, 2022
alzheimer’s/dementia
Living in Areas with More Greenery May Boost Cognitive Function

April 28, 2022
mental health
Mental Health of College Students Is Getting Worse

April 28, 2022
climate change
SPH Launches Center for Climate and Health

April 22, 2022
covid-19
Professors Contribute to WHO’s Global COVID-19 Self-Testing Guidelines

April 15, 2022
mental health
US Suicide Rates Are Stagnant or Rising among Many Groups, Despite Overall National Decline

April 14, 2022
alzheimer’s/dementia
Professor Receives $700K NIH Grant to Examine Link between Green Space and Dementias

April 8, 2022
health equity
Integrating Behavioral Health at FQHCs Improves Access, Treatment for Children of Color

April 7, 2022
gun violence
Racial Disparities in Child Exposure to Gun Violence Worsened during COVID

April 1, 2022
COVID-19
Racial Disparities in Mass. COVID Deaths Are Widest among Younger Adults

March 19, 2022
environmental chemicals
Is There a ‘Right’ Definition of PFAS?

March 18, 2022
alzheimer’s/dementia
Digital Toolbox May Help Diagnose Dementia Earlier

March 10, 2022

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