Know a health issue that needs attention? Thinking of a potential solution? Submit to the:
2025 High School Health Research Challenge (HSHRC)
Take the challenge and win the $500 Pioneer in health research Award™
2025 Judging Panel
Editor-in-Chief of Cancer Causes & Control, Professor of Science at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Associate Attending at Memorial Sloan Kettering and Professor at Weill Cornell Medicine.
Editor-in-Chief of Nature Aging
The High School Health Research Forum (HSHRF) unites budding high school health researchers by fostering discussion, sharing, and collaboration, as well as guiding students in shaping their unique research paths.
Uniting high school health researchers anywhere through Discussions. Sharing. Collaboration. Education.
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About
Rooted in a vision of empowering the next generation, the High School Health Research Forum cultivates a space for students themselves to explore vital health topics. Members engage in rigorous inquiry, share their work verbally, and author original research that highlights the passion of every contributor. Alongside fostering academic excellence, the Forum works to encourage young minds to connect global trends in healthcare with the issues closet to their hearts, or issues that exist in local realities.
the latest student health research
Featured Research
HSHRF research is dedicated to learning more about human health through a diverse range of mediums, including papers, projects, presentations, and more - all while valuing the importance of youth voices in health research.
Research thrives on the foundation of collaboration and shared ideas. At HSHRF, the most interesting discoveries and innovations emerge when students come together to exchange insights and work collectively. The forum not only encourages individual growth but also cultivates an environment where creative, shared knowledge drives forward the future of health research.
