A prestigious program sends doctoral students across the U.S. to counsel community health organizations—and gain real world experience for themselves.
The world's last known samples of smallpox seemed destined for destruction. Then came Sept. 11.
Government officials expect public panic after a terrorist attack. But they should prepare for another reaction: a flood of volunteers and donations.
Six months after the specter of bioterrorism became reality, the School's Center for Civilian Biodefense Strategies has staked out a more activist role in national preparedness.
