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The Devil's Disease
The Devil's Disease
Researchers confront the once-rare dengue fever, a threat to 2.5 billion people.
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Degrees Offered

International Health Degreesmaster's and doctoral programs to train future global health leaders

Master of Health Science (MHS)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) 

Doctor of Public Health (DrPH)   

 

 

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News & events

July 22, 2010—Watch TV Report on A Breakthrough for Child Survival in the Poorest Nations and America’s Cities; Chair Robert Black Interviewed 

July 6, 2010—Fulbright Scholarships Awarded to Two International Health Students

July 2, 2010—Countdown to 2015 Decade Report on Maternal, Child & Newborn Survival Now Online

June 23, 2010—Implementing Existing Interventions Could Save Lives in sub-Saharan Africa  

June 15, 2010—International Health Alumni Reception in D.C. during the Global Health Conference

June 11, 2010—Directly Observed HIV Treatment by Patient-Nominated Treatment Supporter Improves Survival

May 28, 2010—Bioethicists win NIH grant to develop model for providing care to research subjects in low-resource communities 

May 24, 2010—Summer issue of The Globe now available

May 12, 2010—Infectious Diseases Caused Two-Thirds of the Nearly 9 Million Child Deaths Globally In 2008 

April 1, 2010—New Master of Health Science (MHS) in Health Economics 

February 8, 2010—Professor Carl Taylor 1916-2010 | Tributes from Department colleagues

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Video Interview with the Department Chair
Robert BlackRobert Black, MD, MPH, professor and chair of the Department of International Health, calls child mortality the “silent problem,” because few Americans realize that 11 million children die every year worldwide. Black wants to make it known that many of these deaths are preventable.
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Our People

In Johns Hopkins Public Health, James Tielsch discusses achievable and cheap solutions to improve the odds for newborns in developing countries.
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