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Oregon’s Measure 114: Reducing Gun Violence by State Referendum
A lifesaving win not only for gun violence solutions and public health, but also for evidence-based advocacy.
Fresh, Healthy Food—at the Convenience Store?
The Baltimore Urban Food Distribution project aims to help corner stores offer fresh produce and other healthy options.
Gun-Related Deaths Increased During the Pandemic
New CDC data show that gun homicides and suicides surged to record highs during the pandemic and took a disproportionate toll on Black Americans. How can we reverse this trend?
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Appoints Kiara Alvarez as New Bloomberg Assistant Professor of American Health
A health services researcher and psychologist, her work focuses on mental health equity for adolescents and young adults.
Global Family Planning Program, Working with City Governments in 10 Countries, Added Two Million New Family Planning Clients in First Five Years
New paper highlights work of The Challenge Initiative, based in the School’s Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, in over 100 cities from 2017 to 2021
A Global Snapshot of Family Planning and Reproductive Freedom
As family planning advocates convene at ICFP, Jhpiego’s Megan Christofield frames some of the field’s successes, challenges, and most promising developments.
The 2022 Bloomberg American Health Summit: Public Health: On Location
The Bloomberg American Health Initiative will host its fifth annual summit in Philadelphia to bring together Initiative fellows, faculty and public health leaders for networking, learning, and opportunities to see public health in action locally and nationwide. The main plenary session on December 6 will be available to the general public via livestream.
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