Princeton Alumni Weekly featured Keith Wailoo's Fall 2022 “Making Post-Pandemic Worlds: Epidemic History and the Future" course. 

This episode of The Princeton Pulse explores the need to look beyond GDP when evaluating a nation's wellbeing.

In this Spotlight, Ori Heffetz, an economist and visiting research scholar at CHW, discusses the multi-faceted dimensions of human welfare.

CHW affiliate Keith Wailoo's latest book, “Pushing Cool,” made The New Yorker’s Best Books of 2022.

CHW affiliate Noreen Goldman joined a panel discussion covering the disproportionate effects of Covid-19 on Native Americans and other topics related to this population.

Princeton academic leaders and administrators recently visited the University’s Mpala Research Centre in Kenya, and were joined by U.S. Ambassador to Kenya Meg Whitman ’77.

Research by CHW Co-Director Janet Currie and her colleagues reveals that administrative burdens reduced child health insurance coverage prior to the pandemic.

This episode of The Princeton Pulse explores the effectiveness of levies on sugar-sweetened beverages, comparing experiences from South Africa and Philadelphia. 

CHW affiliates Jessica Metcalf and Bryan Grenfell are part of a Princeton research team investigating the link between climate change and the spread of infectious disease.

Graduate students from Southeast Asia and Australia are visiting Princeton this fall to research pediatric brain cancer treatment and antimicrobial resistance.