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April 23, 2001

Hopkins Names Public Health School After Michael Bloomberg

The Johns Hopkins University has named its School of Hygiene and Public Health in honor of Hopkins alumnus and media entrepreneur Michael R. Bloomberg, recognizing his unprecedented commitment of energy and financial support to the School and the entire University. The School's official name is now the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

April 16, 2001

Study Examines Public Acceptance of Underage Drinking Prevention Policies

STUDY EXAMINES PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF UNDERAGE DRINKING PREVENTION POLICIES
Results Show Support for Teen Drinking Measures Regardless of Political Affiliation

April 02, 2001

New Oral Rehydration Solution is More Effective for Treating Children with Diarrhea

NEW ORAL REHYDRATION SOLUTION IS MORE EFFECTIVE FOR TREATING CHILDREN WITH DIARRHEA
World Health Organization Plans to Make Changes Based on New Research Findings

March 19, 2001

Thailand's HIV-Prevention Program Has Slowed the Epidemic, But AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections Have Increased

THAILAND'S HIV-PREVENTION PROGRAM HAS SLOWED THE EPIDEMIC, BUT AIDS-RELATED OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS HAVE INCREASED

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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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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.

Reuters

July 01, 2024

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

Gigi Gronvall is quoted.

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