Harvard Medical School
Harvard Medical School Caps Off Capital Campaign with $789 Million
Harvard Medical School completed its capital campaign with $789 million raised, slightly exceeding its goal of $750 million.
Harvard Medical School Requests Retractions for Former Professor’s Research
The professor, Piero Anversa, left the Medical School in December 2015 after investigations into the integrity of his research.
Scrubs Addressing the Firearm Epidemic
Harvard Medical School students take part in a nationwide movement in the medical community to address gun violence.
Medical School Gun Violence Rally
Harvard Medical School students rally against gun violence in front of Gordon Hall.
Harvard Medical School Demonstrators Demand Gun Control, Gun Research Funding
The event was organized by “Scrubs Addressing the Firearm Epidemic,” a national organization of healthcare professionals which advocates for “evidence-based policy” to reduce gun injuries.
Harvard Study: 29 Percent of Opioid Prescriptions Come Without Pain Diagnosis
Nearly 30 percent of opioid prescriptions do not cite a pain-related diagnosis, a new Harvard Medical School and RAND Corporation study has found.
Harvard Medical School Does Not Plan to Go Tuition-Free Despite Example Set by NYU
The New York University School of Medicine generated national headlines and some glowing editorials when it announced over the summer that it planned to go tuition-free. Harvard, though, has no plans to follow suit.
Medical School Students Launch Opioid Epidemic Photojournalism Project
Medical School students unveiled a photo exhibit featuring stories of Boston-area individuals affected by the opioid epidemic.
Sackler Protest
A crowd gathers in front of Lamont Library on Friday afternoon to protest the Arthur M. Sackler Museum. The Sackler is being scrutinized for being a leading cause of the opioid epidemic.
Corporate Funding Concerns Shut Down Medical School Prof’s Study
Heavily redacted emails included in the report show that researchers extensively contacted alcohol executives and frequently promised positive results in an attempt to secure funding for their project.
Harvard Institutes of Medicine
The older and smaller Harvard Institutes of Medicine, right, sits adjacent to the New Research Building on the Medical School's campus.
Dealing with Debt, Medical School Makes Building Sale
The school sold eight of the building’s 11 floors, which comprise about 192,140 square feet, mostly of research space.
Medical School Professor's Study Faces Investigation for Relationship with Alcohol Industry
The National Institutes for Health has since launched two reviews of the study and has instructed Beth Israel to “pause all study activities until the reviews are completed."
