Why do populations sometimes act against their own interests, opposing measures that could improve the health of all? The world of game theory provides a potential answer.
Kevin Lane discusses ongoing smog crisis in Delhi, his recent trip to collaborate with and train air pollution researchers in India, and trade-offs India will need to make.
Supported by language-learning fellowship from BU African Studies Center, student Damilola Iyiola finds infrastructure, not cultural views, to be greatest barrier to care.
School of Public Health December graduates celebrated their achievements at a reception to recognize their hard work and to acknowledge the support of family and friends.
The popular Summer Institute course returns this winter—"Monitoring and Evaluating the Impact of Public Health Programs" with SPH Professors Nancy Scott and Nafisa Halim. January 8–10, 2018.
Weve extended the application deadline to January 31, so there is plenty of time to submit a project proposal to receive a micro-grant of up to $3,000.
The collection of SOGI (sexual orientation and gender identity) survey data is extremely important to better understand the experiences of LGBT Americans.
