With changes in presidential administrations come changes in myriad policies that can affect public health. Tom Burke, professor emeritus in Health Policy and Management, has seen this firsthand.
As of mid-December, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has categorized the level of acute respiratory illness causing people to seek healthcare in the U.S. as “moderate.” However, ...
On Wednesday, December 18th, 2024, at 1 pm ET, Dr. Kathrin Herrmann from CAAT will host the next 3Rs Training Webinar. Dr. Catharine Krebs from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine will ...
The MORE WIC! project is excited to announce the awarding of funds to five WIC State agencies across the United States to streamline WIC enrollment. In addition to funding, MORE WIC will provide ...
Qier Meng, ScM ’22, is a senior computational statistician at Eli Lilly and Company where she works with both clinical trial and real-world data, applying a range of statistical methods in order to ...
The latest release from Prevention Global's Deep Dive Series explores a key issue at the heart of effective child sexual abuse prevention – MAKING THE CASE. Most abuse is committed by people known to ...
This year has been a rollercoaster for public health, with historic firsts, unwelcome comebacks, and rays of hope. Here’s a look back at a few of the significant public health topics we covered in ...
The SA Health and Well-Being Committee is pleased to announce our second monthly health and well-being workshop series for this December! Experience the evidence-based, cost-effective health benefits ...
The RSELC 2024 participants and the organizing team pose outside the MIROS facility in Malaysia. In November 2024, the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) and the Johns Hopkins International Injury ...
How can the Doctoral Life Design Studio support your public health career goals? Learn about Doctoral Life Design Studio services and programs that can specifically support BSPH doctoral and ...
A recent study published December 2 on JAMA Network aimed at improving end-of-life planning for adults over 65 has shown mixed results, shedding light on both the effectiveness and potential ...