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December 09, 2005

Bloomberg School to Play Important Role in Homeland Security Center (web article)

Bloomberg School to Play Important Role in Homeland Security Center

December 07, 2005

Home is Where…the Hospital Is

A Johns Hopkins Study Finds “Hospital at Home” Model Safe, Viable and Cost-Effective

December 05, 2005

What Will Persuade Health Care Workers to Get their Flu Shots? (web article)

The latest research findings, announcements, and stories from the Bloomberg School.

December 01, 2005

Jewelry-Making Program Empowers Participants, Reduces HIV Risk

Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have found a new way to address HIV and sexual risk taking among drug-using women involved in prostitution. The Jewelry Education for Women Empowering their Lives (JEWEL) program introduced 55 drug-using women to HIV risk prevention and the making, marketing and selling of beaded jewelry.

Featured

Doctor explaining the results of scan lung on digital tablet

The Guardian

Kansas reckons with large tuberculosis outbreak as health officials hamstrung
David Dowdy is quoted.

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Science News

A second version of bird flu is infecting cows. What does that mean?
Meghan Davis is quoted.

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Associated Press

RFK Jr. kept asking to see the science that vaccines were safe. After he saw it, he dismissed it
Amesh Adalja is quoted.

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In the News

MedPage Today

February 28, 2025

FDA Abruptly Cancels Critical Flu Shot Meeting

Anna Durbin is quoted.

CNN

February 28, 2025

Disrupted U.S. vaccine meetings could threaten timelines, access and transparency around shots

William Moss is quoted.

PBS News Hour

February 25, 2025

West Texas measles outbreak spreads amid vaccine hesitancy in some communities

Caitlin Rivers is interviewed.

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