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Researchers from the school played a crucial role in the clinical trials that led to the widespread use of the polio vaccine in the 1950s.
It was established in 1913 following the influenza pandemic of 1918, highlighting the need for trained public health professionals.
Harvard School of Public Health has numerous programs and partnerships aimed at addressing health issues in developing countries.
It collaborates with other Harvard schools, such as the Kennedy School and the Business School, to tackle complex health challenges.
This department conducts pioneering research on the effects of environmental factors on human health.
Faculty and alumni have been influential in shaping health policies both in the United States and globally.
This program is designed for those who aspire to high-level leadership roles in public health.
It actively works to increase representation and support for underrepresented groups in public health.
