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Aligning Career with Culture

Published Spring 2024

Tyrone Peterson, BSPH '23 (MPH), is an infectious disease associate at NIHB and is dedicated to advancing public health policy and programming through research and community outreach initiatives in Indian Country / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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3 Questions

What happens if the Supreme Court limits mifepristone?

Published March 26, 2024

Johns Hopkins expert Suzanne Bell explains the possible reproductive health impacts of limiting access to a pill that has been safely used by millions of people

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Expert insights

Are nicotine pouches safe?

Published March 8, 2024

Smoke-free, flavored nicotine pouches, including the brand Zyn, are going viral on TikTok. A Johns Hopkins expert weighs in on their safety.

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Public health

New playbook for addressing health misinformation

Published March 6, 2024

The guide offers a hands-on approach to help public health practitioners, medical professionals, and health communicators recognize and respond to health-related rumors and misinformation

Gun violence

What the conviction of a school shooter's parent could mean

Published March 1, 2024

Recent conviction of Michigan mother underscores role of safe storage and Child Access Protection laws in preventing gun violence, Hopkins expert says

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3 questions

A closer look at Alabama's IVF ruling

Published Feb 27, 2024

The ruling that frozen embryos are children could set the stage for a national fetal personhood law, but restricting IVF is generally unpopular, Hopkins bioethicist Ruth Faden says