Heller in the News
September 16, 2021
Stuart Altman is quoted in the The Patriot Leger speaking on his concerns about the rising costs of health care in Massachusetts.
Heller in the News
September 16, 2021
The Star Democrat provides details for the upcoming two-part class on stroke and aphasia recovery taught by Dr. Thomas G. Broussard Jr., PhD'06.
Heller in the News
September 15, 2021
The Christian Science Monitor highlights Anita Hill's upcoming book "Believing," in which she challenges the economic, political, and social forces that perpetuate gender-based violence.
Heller in the News
September 14, 2021
Bloomberg Law reports on what David Weil's nomination as the U.S. Department of Labor's next Wage and Hour Division administrator would mean for the Biden administration's goals, such as expanding overtime eligibility and combating misclassification of gig workers.
Heller in the News
September 13, 2021
A 2014 study by the Institute on Assets and Social Policy and Credit Suisse is referenced by a new initiative aiming to help close the gender and racial wealth gap by teaching Black women how to navigate the stock market.
Heller in the News
September 13, 2021
Dr. Traci Green talks to PEOPLE about how accidental fentanyl overdoses have increased in communities throughout the U.S.
Heller in the News
September 12, 2021
In the Stamford Advocate, Dr. Andrew Kolodny shares his views on what needs to be done to reduce unnecessary exposure to opioids.
Heller News Release
September 10, 2021
Karen Donelan, the Stuart H. Altman Professor of U.S. Health Policy at Brandeis University, discusses the importance of helping clinicians develop strategies to meet the high health needs of older adults while not burning out.
Heller in the News
September 10, 2021
Dr. Andrew Kolodny talks to NPR about the need for a true public health response to the opioid crisis.
Heller in the News
September 09, 2021
Dr. Sherri Young, EMBA '22, a health official in West Virginia, talks to NPR about the state's current COVID-19 surge overwhelming hospitals, and the low vaccination rate.
Heller in the News
September 08, 2021
Newsweek reports on new research by Rachel Sayko Adams, PhD'13, regarding how adults with a lifetime history of TBI are more at risk for prescription opioid misuse due to multiple factors.
Heller in the News
September 07, 2021
A new paper by Rachel Sayko Adams, PhD'13, in the Journal for Head Trauma Rehabilitation suggests adults with a history of traumatic brain injury are at a higher risk of prescription opioid use and misuse.
