The Harvard Gazette | Alvin Powell, Staff Writer Study finds minimally invasive treatment more cost-effective over time, brings greater weight loss Interest in the latest
STAT – By Neeraj Sood and Jagpreet Chhatwal Congress faces a historic opportunity to stamp out a disease that kills thousands of Americans each year and save billions
WBUR Martha Bebinger Massachusetts sets a new record for opioid overdose deaths in 2022. Jagpreet Chhatwal, Director of MGH Institute of Technology Assessment, talked with
The Harvard Gazette – by MGH Communications. American Indian and Alaska Native populations particularly affected, finds study. During the pandemic, deaths from alcohol-associated liver disease for
Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital scientist led a study (published in Hepatology) that estimated that a one-year increase in alcohol consumption during the COVID-19 pandemic will result in
Predicting whether an outbreak is likely to happen is now possible with the COVID-19 Outbreak Detection Tool, a map that shows the coming hotspots for
Newsweek asked experts in infectious disease, epidemiology and modeling whether the U.S. is or would soon be at the point where one in 50 people was
Jagpreet Chhatwal, Trisha Dwivedi, and Benjamin Linas wrote first opinion article in STAT. Below are excerpts from this piece. As colleges and universities reopened in the fall of 2020, many
Gov. Charlie Baker says this week he will begin discussing when non-essential businesses may begin reopening across the state. In his press conference on Saturday, Baker said
NBC Boston discussed the findings of COVID-19 Simulator with Jagpreet Chhatwal. New England would see a spike in deaths from the novel coronavirus if social distancing measures
