Harvard Medical School

International Medical Graduates Providing Care to Underserved and Eliminating Health Disparities Please join us for this important discussion on the role of international medical graduates in providing care to the underserved....

In this Harvard Medical School webinar, Harvard Medical School physician and health economist Zirui Song, MD, PhD, will discuss how the 2020 election will have profound effects on the direction...

A Harvard Medical School Executive Education webinar. Stacey Gabriel, PhD, senior director of the Genomics Platform at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, led the Broad’s COVID-era pivot to...

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended health care delivery and economics. This Harvard Medical School Executive Education webinar will provide the behind-the-scenes perspective of a senior hospital leader in a time...

A Harvard Medical School executive education program designed to provide a 360 degree immersion into the forces shaping health care. The coronavirus pandemic has revealed many vulnerabilities within the global...

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic brought new challenges and opportunities to biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Several new vaccines and therapies have already been brought to patients. Companies initiated efforts to catalyze collaborative...

The Harvard Master of Bioethics program is now offering a two-year, part-time virtual option for mid-career students entering in the fall of 2021. The two-year, part-time virtual option leverages our...

In this webinar, Dr. Constance Lehman, Professor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School and head of Breast Imaging at Massachusetts General Hospital will explore progress in applying AI to improve...

Applications of artificial intelligence in health care are expanding rapidly. Despite its great long-term potential, risks and challenges remain for both AI developers and their partners in health care, the...

In this Harvard Medical School Executive Education webinar, Annie Brewster, MD will discuss the transformational power of sharing patient voices and stories. A new diagnosis is just the starting point....

In this Harvard Medical School Executive Education live virtual webinar, Sekar Kathiresan, MD will discuss his journey from being a professor and cardiologist at Harvard Medical School to becoming the...

Digital transformation in health care is happening at an increasingly rapid pace. The current global health care crisis is only bolstering the need for technology to provide meaningful solutions. Digital...

In this Harvard Medical School Executive Education webinar, Vivian Lee, PhD, will discuss lessons from her book, The Long Fix: Solving America's Health Care Crisis with Strategies that Work for...

Applications of artificial intelligence in health care are expanding rapidly. Despite its great long-term potential, risks and challenges remain for both AI developers and their partners in health care, the...

HMX Pro Pharmacology – Essentials covers the basic concepts required to understand the field of pharmacology today, with an emphasis on the principles that describe what the body does to...

With all the advances in science and with closer collaboration between different scientific disciplines, a multifaceted approach is now being applied to drug discovery and development. Therefore, learning about the...

The range of systems and approaches that can be used to deliver therapeutics is growing and advancing at an incredible rate, so learning about the advances in drug delivery has...

Viral infections are responsible for many human diseases, from common diseases like the flu to emerging infections such as Zika virus and SARS-CoV-2. Understanding how the immune system works to...

Advances in our knowledge of the immune system are uncovering connections between inflammation and many different diseases. Understanding how the immune system is activated and regulated is essential for anyone...

The way we diagnose and treat diseases is changing, with new technologies enabled by a deeper understanding of the human genome and its relationship to health and disease. This shift...