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Tetris blocks form the shape of a brain
Research
Saving lives, alternatively speaking
Published Fall 2024
Artificial intelligence and organoid advances hold new promise for reducing the number of laboratory animals used in studies. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
a petri dish that has a map of the world inside of it
Immunology
Outsmarting fungi
Published Fall 2024
Fungal species are wreaking havoc in unprecedented ways. Infectious disease doctor Arturo Casadevall explains why in a gripping new book. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A group photo with Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott celebrating a year without homicides in three Safe Streets neighborhoods
Community
Three Safe Streets sites mark one year without homicides
Published Sept 9, 2024
Milestones amplify findings of Johns Hopkins study validating the effectiveness of the violence reduction program
Joon Soo Kim, Liam Cheng, and Tihitina Aytenfisu
University News
Hopkins community celebrates transformative financial aid gift
Published July 8, 2024 Video
Faculty, students share their excitement about Bloomberg Philanthropies' $1 billion investment in future generations of doctors, nurses, research pioneers
Hopkins Hospital dome
Philanthropy
JHU receives $1B investment in graduate financial aid
Published July 8, 2024 Video
Bloomberg Philanthropies gift will allow most medical students to attend Hopkins tuition-free; support for other graduate programs will ensure access for top talent from all backgrounds
Mandy Cohen
CDC director calls for data-based, preventative community care
Published July 2, 2024 Video
At the latest Health Policy Forum, CDC Director Mandy Cohen discusses how data can help solve problems ranging from opioid overdoses to gun violence
Aerial view of modern water cleaning facility at urban wastewater treatment plant. Purification process of removing undesirable chemicals, suspended solids and gases from contaminated liquid.
Environmental health
Team targets safety of fertilizers made from wastewater sludge
Published June 25, 2024
Johns Hopkins researchers create new list of possibly toxic contaminants commonly found in biosolids nationwide
Lily DiGiacomo (left) and Katie Koval
Sisterhood of the Traveling Physicians
Published Summer 2024
During a one-year MPH program, Lily DiGiacomo and Katie Koval forged a lifelong friendship / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Ana Rita Gonzalez
Adventures in Public Health
Published Summer 2024
Ana Rita Gonzalez, BSPH '94 (ScD), has created a series of children's books, Athena's Adventures in Health Policy, that teach children how health policy shapes our world / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Officials gather to celebrate the groundbreaking of the South Building at the Bloomberg School of Public Health
Construction
A new era of public health
Published June 14, 2024 Video
A new state-of-the-art building in East Baltimore is designed to create greater connectivity among faculty, staff, and students, strengthening partnerships and supporting the school's mission to protect health and save lives