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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covid-19
How to Keep Schools Open during COVID

March 10, 2022
mental health
Having Assets May Protect People from Persistent Depression during COVID

March 2, 2022
vaccines
Combatting Vaccine Hesitancy by ‘Tackling Disinformation at Its Root’

March 2, 2022
health disparities
Most FQHCs Screen for Social Risks, but Disparities Remain

February 24, 2022
mental health
Extreme Heat Linked to Increase in Mental Health Emergency Care

February 23, 2022
environmental safety
Construction Workers at Risk of Unintentionally Exposing Their Families to Many Toxic Metals

February 18, 2022
health inequities
CDC Responds to Professors’ Call for Permanent Assessment of Racial Discrimination in Pregnancy Survey

February 17, 2022
gun violence
Firearm Injuries Increased during First Year of COVID in Massachusetts

February 8, 2022
cardiovascular disease
Replacing the Term ‘Race’ in Risk Predictions for Heart Attacks among Black Patients

February 3, 2022
maternal mortality
Severe Maternal Morbidity Is Substantially Underestimated in US

January 28, 2022
infant mortality
Infant Deaths from RSV Are Much Higher Than Previously Known

January 28, 2022
SPH In the Media
SPH on SNL

January 28, 2022

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