Check out the latest issue of 11 Seconds Magazine featuring work by alumni of the Media, Medicine, and Health masters program and the Media and Medicine certificate program. 11secondsmag.com/issue-three

Don’t forget to register for tomorrow’s information session! harvard.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Applications for the Master of Science in Media, Medicine, and Health program are due Wednesday, March 13. Apply today! ghsm.hms.harvard.edu/education/mast…

This year’s Media and Medicine certificate program cohort completed the week one intensive at the end of February. We can’t wait to see their projects develop!

Margo Peyton, Media and Medicine certificate program alum, published an essay in the NEJM about her experience as a neurology resident whose fiancé unexpectedly had a seizure. nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.105…

Media, Medicine, and Health students recently finished their final presentations for Global Health and Social Medicine, a course they take with Global Health Delivery master’s students. It’s an excellent opportunity for both programs to collaborate with one another!

Join us to discuss representation, violence, and global health photography through Claudia Bejarano Zambrano's work. Her photography depicts women from La Ladrillera, MX, who are often made invisible, and the many forms of violence they endure. Register: bit.ly/Globalhealthph…

Media, Medicine, and Health student Nadir Al-Saidi presented “The Internet vs Kidney Stones: How Accurate is Kidney Stone Prevention Information on the Internet?” at the tenth annual HMS Master’s Symposium. MMH Program Co-Director, Jason Silverstein, PhD, moderated the event.

It was wonderful to have NPR’s Ari Daniel speak to our Media and Medicine certificate program 2024 cohort and share his insights on storytelling through an audio medium through his talk “Global Health Stories for the Ear and the Heart."

POSTPONED Our panel on Photographing with Care: Representing Violence in Global Health Photography will be rescheduled. The new date will be announced here as soon as possible.

Larry Weru, alum of both the Media and Medicine certificate program and Master of Science in Media, Medicine, and Health program, was recently featured in the Harvard Gazette. Read Why AI Fairness Conversations Must Include Disabled People. news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

Please join us for the Master of Science in Media, Medicine, and Health Class of 2024 Capstone presentations on Tuesday, May 14 9:30am-4:00pm and Wednesday, May 15, 9:30 am-12:30pm ET. Register here: bit.ly/mmh2024capstone

Media and Medicine alum, Shannon McDonald, MD shared her experience of publishing an Op Ed in The Wall Street Journal with this year’s cohort. Read “The Doctor Is In, but the Patient Is Out of State” here: wsj.com/articles/the-d…

The Class of 2024 is finishing up their media projects. Nicola has been studying podcasting as part of her capstone. Come learn more about their work, and the rest of the cohort’s work, at the MMH Class of 2024 Capstone presentations, May 14th and 15th! bit.ly/mmh2024capstone

Harvard Students, including two Media, Medicine, and Health master’s students, organized a demonstration to protest the display of former Purdue Pharma owner, Arthur M. Sackler’s name on Harvard buildings. Read more in The Harvard Crimson. thecrimson.com/article/2024/5…

Our Class of 2024 are excited to display their hard work on their media projects. Christy is finishing mixing her audio and video that she shot in California as part of her capstone. Register for the MMH Class of 2024 Capstone presentations, May 14 and 15: bit.ly/mmh2024capstone

Congratulations to the Master of Science in Media, Medicine, and Health class of 2024!

Congratulations to recent Media, Medicine, and Health graduate, Mary L. Peng, whose artwork was exhibited at the Palace of Fine Arts during the International GenAI Summit in San Francisco in May. apnews.com/press-release/…

Media and Medicine Certificate program Alum and physician, Erin Yang, shares why she decided to complete a living will. Read her essay, “When Is the Right Time?” here: pulsevoices.org/new-voices/whe…

“...Medicaid alone is not enough to keep rural private psychiatric practices alive. Without them, the rural mental health care system would collapse.” Read recent Media, Medicine, and Health graduate, Nadir Al-Sadi’s latest article in Stat: statnews.com/2024/05/29/rur…