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May 13, 2004

Multi-Million Dollar Gifts to Aid Scholars and Mother and Infant Mortality Prevention

MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR GIFTS TO AID SCHOLARS AND MOTHER AND INFANT MORTALITY PREVENTION

May 10, 2004

Studies Show Success of Mectizan Partnerships

The development of the drug Mectizan (ivermectin) and its distribution worldwide have radically altered the consequences of onchocerciasis, or river blindness, which once blinded millions in Africa, and Latin America.

May 10, 2004

School Participates in Bike to Work Day (web article)

School of Public Health takes part in bike to work day.

May 04, 2004

Americans Spend More On Health Care But Are Not Healthier

Despite spending more for health care, Americans do not have the best medical care in the world, according to researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and other institutions.

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NPR

Alison Gemmill discusses the falling U.S. birth rate.

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CBS Evening News

Caitlin Rivers discusses human cases of bird flu.

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C-SPAN Washington Journal

Natalie Exum discusses efforts to reduce lead and PFAS in drinking water.

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Reuters

July 01, 2024

Scientists wary of bird flu pandemic 'unfolding in slow motion'

Gigi Gronvall is quoted.

Vox

July 01, 2024

America’s international public health plan is too focused on Americans

Tom Inglesby is quoted.

ABC News

July 01, 2024

Is air conditioning enough? Why extreme heat can still put you at risk

Jaime Madrigano is interviewed.

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