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December 15, 2001

Iron Supplements Help African Children Learn to Walk and Talk

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

December 13, 2001

People with Chronic Health Problems Are Heaviest Users of Medical Care, but System Not Organized to Meet Their Needs

People with Chronic Health Problems Are the Heaviest Users of Medical Care, but System Not Organized to Meet Their Needs

December 04, 2001

Hopkins Study Dispels Panic Myth And Suggests Ways To Involve Public In Response To A Bioterrorist Attack

HOPKINS STUDY DISPELS Ã¢Â?Â?PANICÃ¢Â?Â? MYTH

November 27, 2001

Chlorophyllin Reduces Aflatoxin Indicators Among people at High Risk for Liver Cancer

A study conducted at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health shows that taking chlorophyllin greatly reduces the levels of aflatoxin-DNA damage byproducts in the body, which are indicators of increased risk of liver cancer.

Featured

Bloomberg American Health Initiative

The Bloomberg American Health Summit on Dec. 3 will spotlight ways to advance public health amid political division.

Read the release.

Today

Jennifer Richards discusses the importance of Indigenous doulas after centuries of discrimination.

Read the article.

Scripps News

Amesh Adalja discusses what public health policies might look like under Donald Trump's new administration.

Watch the interview.

In the News

The Washington Post

November 27, 2024

Americans are not getting seasonal vaccines ahead of the holidays

Andy Pekosz and Tara Kirk Sell are quoted.

Salon

November 27, 2024

Three mysterious bird flu cases worry experts that another pandemic is looming

Erin Sorrell is quoted.

Today

November 27, 2024

Will bird flu be the next pandemic and could it cause a lockdown? What experts say

Meghan Davis and Amesh Adalja are quoted.

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