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Public health
Making the case for gun control
Published
Feb 2013
Leading global experts present latest research and thinking on gun violence in the U.S.
/ Gazette
SPH establishes center to prevent child sexual abuse
Published
Dec 2012
/ Gazette
Innovative global health projects receive grants
Published
Dec 2012
Two Public Health researchers win Grand Challenges Explorations grants from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
/ Gazette
Safety lessons
Published
Nov 9, 2012
School of Public Health professor Susan Baker has devoted her career to injury prevention
/ New York Times Magazine
Predicting virus mutations
Published
Oct 16, 2012
Team seeks to determine how viruses change in hopes of helping researchers stay ahead of potential pandemics
/ Applied Physics Laboratory
The end of the road
Published
Oct 8, 2012
Researchers seek ways to keep older people behind the wheel if they can drive safely, prepare them to quit if they can't
/ Johns Hopkins Public Health magazine
Black youths overexposed to alcohol ads, study finds
Published
Sept 27, 2012
Authors suggest alcohol advertisers are targeting young African-Americans
/ School of Public Health
Add lime, save lives
Published
Fall 2012
The solution for clean water? It might be as simple as adding lime juice and sunlight
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Leading the way in public health
Published
Sept 2012
/ Gazette
Mean streets of
The Wire
Published
Sept 2012
The idea for Peter Beilenson's book grew out of his undergrad public health studies course on Baltimore,
The Wire
/ Gazette
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