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Public health
Panel discussion
Ethics and Ebola
Published
Sept 5, 2014
JHU experts to discuss ethical challenges of Ebola outbreak
Commentary
'Proceed with caution'
Published
Aug 19, 2014
Public health ethics expert urges gradual, informed dissemination of experimental Ebola treatment
Plantibody roots
Ebola treatment has JHU ties
Published
Aug 12, 2014
Co-founders of Mapp Biopharmaceutical worked in Richard Cone's lab studying 'plantibodies'
/ NBC News
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Ebola facts
Published
Aug 11, 2014
What is the Ebola virus and how is it transmitted?
Super sprouts
Better drink your broccoli?
Published
June 18, 2014
Broccoli sprout beverage enhances detoxification of air pollutants in clinical trial in China
/ School of Public Health
Pill talk
Clinton urges action on prescription drug abuse
Published
May 16, 2014
Former president speaks at School of Public Health town hall meeting
Safety dance
Busting a move for pedestrian, bike safety
Published
April 29, 2014
Video
Photos
Clad head-to-toe in yellow, Eclectics bring JHU's Road Scholar icon to life
Nutrition
Racial food deserts
Published
Spring 2014
When it comes to having healthy food options in a neighborhood, the racial composition matters.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Mother love
Published
Spring 2014
Photos
A Jhpiego program provides simple, lifesaving postpartum medication to women in South Sudan
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Dementia care
Calming influence
Published
Winter 2013
A new program piloted by the School of Nursing uses indoor golf, barbershop quartet music, and more to reduce agitation in dementia patients.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
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