Digging into psychological research, Salahi examined how the soldiers struggled to adapt to their home environments after displaying great resilience in combat in Afghanistan. 
Journalism is facing its crucible moment, a difficult but surmountable challenge. Journalists are the frontline workers in this illiteracy pandemic; their practices in this moment can redefine the way information is gathered, published, and consumed.
​Bill and Wendy discuss “outbreak fatigue” with Professor/Journalist/Author Lara Salahi.
While leaders scramble to contain the coronavirus crisis, experts say we need to do more to immunize ourselves against the next unknown deadly pathogen.
The Ebola outbreak is in some ways a looking glass into the future of life with ― and possibly after ― COVID-19.
By LARA SALAHI AND PARDIS SABETI
Epidemics like Ebola and Zika create "outbreak cultures"
that can be harmful. To fight the next big epidemic,
​we need to create a positive outbreak culture.
Tiny Spark podcast looks back some of the unsavory things that went on behind the scenes among those who responded to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. 

​Harvard Press: Celebrating Women in Science

​On International Women in Science Day, the world celebrates the countless women who dedicated their skills, talents, and lives to the sciences. In this spirit, we share books by some exceptional female authors.

Ebola: The impact of militant attacks in DRC

"There's already been civil unrest in the region and that's exacerbated when a foreign response comes into an area that's heavily guarded," says Lara Salahi.