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  • Associate Editor and Senior Writer Harvard Public Health Magazine
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Barry Bloom’s global health odyssey, in his own words

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By Amy Roeder
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Barry Bloom speaking at the 1913 Society Luncheon in 2019. Photo: Kent Dayton Late Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health dean’s memoir showcases a life of science, curiosity, and improving people’s lives. Barry Bloom was often urged by colleagues, family, and friends to write a memoir. He’d had a more than six-decade career as a prominent immunologist, global health policy advisor, and former dean of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Health Professionals Follow-Up Study marks 40 years of research contributions

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By Amy Roeder
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Organic Media / iStock The Health Professionals Follow-Up Study (HPFS) was started in 1986 by researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health as an all-male complement to the all-female Nurses’ Health Study. Every two years since then, participants—51,529 at the start and still nearly 15,000 actively participating—have answered questionnaires about their health and lifestyles.
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Orientation 2026: New Harvard Chan students start building connections and community

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By Amy Roeder
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Home / News / Orientation 2026: New Harvard Chan students start building connections and community Students meet on the first day of Orientation. Photo: Kent Dayton / Harvard Chan School New students at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health were welcomed to the School at Fall Orientation, which began on Aug. 25. The three-day event began at the Joseph B.
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