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Johns Hopkins UniversityEst. 1876

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Infectious disease
Experts discuss measles vaccine efficacy, resistance
Published Feb 10, 2015
School of Public Health hosts half-day symposium amid national outbreak that has sickened more than 120
Global health
Slowing Ebola's spread
Published Feb 4, 2015
Guinean doctor who survived Ebola works with Jhpiego-led group to ensure proper infection prevention practices
Commentary
Anti-vaccine madness
Published Feb 3, 2015
JHSPH vaccine expert featured in Sunday column on current measles outbreak / The New York Times
Small 'miracle'
A curated history of smallpox
Published Jan 12, 2015
Johns Hopkins exhibition features items from collections of two men whose efforts were critical to eradicating deadly disease
Protecting Ebola caregivers
Published Dec 12, 2014 Video
CBID/Jhpiego design, which aims to reduce infection risks, chosen for funding in federal competition
Dispatches
Called to care
Published Dec 1, 2014
Recent School of Public Health grad writes about life on front lines of Ebola epidemic
Q+A
'Wake-up call' for hospitals
Published Nov 17, 2014
Ebola response shows shortcomings in capacity to deal with highly infectious diseases, School of Nursing expert says
Global health
Ebola training in DRC
Published Nov 10, 2014
JHU faculty members aid effort to educate 1,000 nurses, doctors, others in Democratic Republic of Congo
Q+A
Ebola's basic biology
Published Nov 4, 2014
School of Public Health professor on how virus infections evolve
Obama praises 'heroes'
Published Oct 30, 2014 Video
Four Johns Hopkins Ebola experts appear with president at White House news conference