Dr. Caroline Light is a Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Harvard’s Program in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality.
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The Journal recently released 11 new calls for submissions on the following:
Note: These descriptions reference the old submission deadline (10/22). This new deadline supersedes all notices with that deadline.
As of September 2021, HPHR’s submission guidelines changed. Please read and follow them carefully. In addition to a cover letter, ensure that your manuscript includes ALL of the following:
Please note: Automatic desk rejections are given to materials that do not 1) use the requisite template; and/or 2) align with established guidelines. No exceptions will be given for these requirements. Authors can re-submit desk rejected manuscripts that have been properly formatted as new submissions.
Reviewers are contacted to assess submissions on an ad hoc basis. Each article will take approximately 0.5 to 2.0 hours to review on HPHR’s editorial platform, Scholastica. Reviewers are guided through the editorial process via an online form. While not required, reviewers are invited to upload copyedited drafts of the articles they review (which are de-identified by the platform).
Applications for this quarter are now being accepted until Monday, November 15, 2021.
HPHR Fellows Ryan Sutherland and Javaid Iqbal recently met with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the President and Director of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
Dr. Caroline Light is a Senior Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies in Harvard’s Program in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality.
Randevyn is a Colorado native, and matriculated from Colorado Technical University with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a Master’s degree in Business Administration.
Ellen Considine is a first-year PhD student at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Dr. Ryan Montoya is the Primary Care Medical Director at Planned Parenthood Metropolitan Washington, in Washington, DC.
Dr. Ananya Awasthi is the Assistant Director for the Harvard School of Public Health- India Research Center.
Dr. Hannah Nazri is a specialty trainee in obstetrics & gynaecology at the United Kingdom's National Health Service England and a DPhil candidate in Obstetrics & Gynaecology with a focus on endometriosis pathophysiology and biomarker research at the University of Oxford.
Penny Sun just finished her MPH student in the Global Health department, with a certificate in leadership studies, from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Sofia Weiss Goitiandia (she/her) is a medical student holding a BA in Natural Sciences (specialisation: Neurosciences) from the University of Cambridge, who will also complete her MSc in Global Health at Karolinska Institutet in June 2021.
Watch the third episode of The Humor Scientist with Matt Kazam, on HPHR.org. In this episode, “Work and The Great Resignation,” Matt explores whether humor can improve workplace culture.
The Second Wave of SARS-CoV-2 and Its Effect on Children’s Health During the Ongoing COVID-19
Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic in Response to Global HIV Infection, with Focus on Pakistan By
Applicability of Virtual Reality Interventions for COVID-19 Pediatric Patients By Sahana Arkalgud Share on facebook
Medical School During a Pandemic: A Retrospective Study on U.S. Medical School Reopening Policies By
Anger in the Time of Corona: A Call to Meaningful Activism in Public Health By
Subtle Asian Glow: A Digital Substance Use Prevention Platform for Asian Populations By Cindy Chwa
Malaria Amidst COVID-19 in the Central African Republic By Samar Mohammed Alhaj, Khlood Fathi Hassan,
Measures Against Disposable Masks: A Potential Source of Environmental and Biological Pollution By Nayab Sheikh
Partnering for Human Trafficking Prevention: Implementing Love146’s Not a Number Curriculum through Minnesota’s Safe Harbor
Medication Overload: An Overlooked Public Health Burden By Ednner Oketch, MSc, MPH Share on facebook
Necessity Is the Mother of Invention: Advocating for Alternatives to Banked Blood By Anusha Jayaram;
Edition 58 addresses the public health implications of human trafficking.
Legislation Study in Public Health: An Exploration of the Mental Health Ordinance in Hong Kong
In this edition, HPHR addresses addiction and substance use.
Edition 47 explores a diverse range of public health issues.
Implementation Science: An Essential Tool for Advancing DrPH Practice By Aubrey Villalobos, DrPH, MPH, MEd;
Examining Public Health Partnership with the Private Sector through the Lens of Power and Commercial
The Emerging Role of Public Health Leadership in Food Systems Transformation By Michelle L. Slimko,
What Is Making Black Women Fat? An Examination of the Impact of Race and Racism
Author Anna Bogursky discusses her article, “It’s Time to Combat Stubborn Insurance Companies: Bariatric Patients Deserve to Live” in Edition 28 of HPHR, which is our featured HPHR Author Insight of the week. Watch all of the HPHR Author Insights here and on our YouTube channel.
Do Not Underestimate the Healing Power of Change By Dr. Divij Sharma, MBBS Bombay Hospital
Racism Is a Disease By Payton Kim Racism Is a Disease When addressing health disparities,
Black Lives Matter Protest in Portland, OR, USA By Tsechu Dolma Black Lives Matter Protest
A Tibetan-American Family Dealing with COVID-19 in Queens, NY By Tsechu Dolma A Tibetan-American Family
Shifting the Narrative…Subtly Interview by Dr. Yulin Hswen, University of San Francisco, Department of Epidemiology
Randevyn Pierre has collected and shared the experiences of a number of African Americans around healthcare hesitancy and medical mistrust. In this piece, he exposes his own thoughts and experiences in navigating his journey through the healthcare landscape. Pierre also infuses key learnings from his public health knowledge as well as other accounts from interviewees.
In the Crosshairs: On Gender, Race, and Firearm Violence By Dr. Caroline Light Introducing “In
Special Interview withAnthony S. Fauci, MD Conducted by HPHR Fellows Alumni Ryan Sutherland, MPH and
Dr. Ryan Montoya sheds light on providing abortion consultations via telehealth during the pandemic.
How does wildfire smoke impact our health, and how can we reduce this harm?
Sleep and Mental Health in Students By James Davis Sleep and Mental Health in Students
Former President Barack Obama is famously quoted as saying, “we have more in common than we have things that divide us.” This philosophy may or may not have moved the needle on this country’s politics around human decency, but perhaps it offers us a start to reducing healthcare hesitancy in exam rooms all over the United States.
During Angela Braden's battle to preserve her sight, the medical mistrust of her support system took an unexpected turn as her Black family immediately questioned the qualifications and competence of a Black physician. Soon thereafter, they were confronted with their worse fears.
How can we provide the best care for our children if the process is so complex, and sometimes absurd?
Housing is Health. Health Equity is Health Literacy. What can we do to make systems better so people can use them and improve their health?
Jackie Leung discusses the importance of community health workers in public health.
The i-value By Javaid Iqbal Health Care in Kashmir *All authors contributed equally to this
As the world’s fourth most populated country with a population that exceeds 270 million, Indonesia has reported over 2.7 million COVID-19 infections. Recent surges have exposed the vulnerability of the Indonesian healthcare system, overwhelming overburdened medical facilities. Will Indonesia become the next global epicenter for the virus, replacing India and Brazil?
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