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The Center for Injury Research & Policy is dedicated to providing information about our research and programs as well as links to other resources in the injury field that may be of interest to members of the media, legislators and their staffs, policymakers, educators and community organizations.  

Media Requests
You may contact Alicia Samuels, Injury Center Communications Director at alsamuel@jhsph.edu or the Office of Communications and Public Affairs at 410-955-6878. To speak with the Injury Center directly, please contact Edith Jones at 410-955-2221.

The following list of press releases and articles are either archived or currently posted on the Bloomberg School's home page.These releases were submitted to a variety of regional, national and global media outlets.

In addition to the press, the information is used by a wide array of audiences, including businesses, injury prevention and control specialists, policy and law makers, and the general public. The Center works with staff from the School’s Office of Communications and Public Affairs to disseminate research findings and respond to injury-related issues in the news.

2009 Press Releases

October 13, 2009
NFPA and Johns Hopkins to study how best to teach children about fire safety

September 2, 2009
Deaths from Unintentional Injuries Increase for Many Groups

September 8, 2009
Leading Injury and Health Organizations Urge Congress to Save Lives and Money by Including Injury Prevention in Health Care Reform

June 29, 2009
CareS Mobile Safety Center Focus of New Ad Campaign

June 26, 2009
Sightseeing Helicopter Crashes in Hawaii Devrease Following FAA Regulations; Proportion of Fatal Crashes Increases

June 15, 2009
Center Faculty Bridging the Gap Between Research and Policy

April 22, 2009
Media Ignores Health Consequences of Drinking and Driving Among Young Celebrities

January 12, 2009
Stay Warm, Stay Safe This Winter; Prevent House Fire Injuries

2008 Press Releases
December 16, 2008
Holiday Safety Health Fair Teaches Baltimore Families Importance of Injury Prevention during the Holidays

December 10, 2008
Overweight Children at Increased Risk of Arm and Leg Injuries in a Motor Vehicle Crash

November 3, 2008
Grandparents a Safe Source of Child Care

October 21, 2008
U.S. Suicide Rate Increases

June 26, 2008
Researchers Study Hidden Homicide Trend

June 16, 2008
Racial Disparities Reduced in Injury Mortality Data

2007 Press Releases
December 28, 2007
Pilot Error Declines as Factor in Airline Mishaps

November 6, 2007
CIRP Receives 2007 Injury Prevention & Control Health Impact Award

May 15, 2007
Obesity Increases Risk of Injury on the Job

April 23, 2007
History of Drinking Increases Risk of Fatal Injury in Elderly

April 23, 2007
Improving Global Road Safety

April 10, 2007
Changes Needed to Improve Safety of General Aviation Flights

March 5, 2007
CARES Safety Center to Receive National Injury Prevention Award

2006 Press Releases
December 22, 2006
Hyder to Receive International Road Safety Award

September 27, 2006
Reforms to Sales Practices of Licensed Gun Dealer Reduced Supply of New Guns to Criminals

August 3, 2006
Police Stings of Gun Dealers Reduce the Supply of New Guns to Criminals

July 3, 2006
Graduated Driver Licensing Reduces Fatal Crashes by 11 Percent

April 19, 2006
Injuries from Lawn Mowing Increase Nationwide

April 3, 2006
Few Child Safety Seat Models Available for Obese Children

January 25, 2006
Trauma-Center Care Significantly Lowers Risk of Death

January 23, 2006
Darkness More Than Triples EMS Helicopter Crash Fatality Risk

2005 Press Releases
November 3, 2005
Preventive Injury Strategies Not Scientifically Solid: Review of Adult Softball Injury Studies

November 1, 2005
Oil and Alcohol Could Kill You

September 19, 2005
Injury Prevention Could Save Maryland at Least $700 Million per Year

August 23, 2005
Civilian Helicopter Crash-Resistant Fuel Systems Could Be More Effective

February 10, 2005
Alcohol Drinkers Three Times as Likely to Die from Injury


Archived Press Releases

What people are saying

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Engineering Safety

An experienced whitewater kayaker, Isaac Ludwig had made 10 trips down the Narrows of the Green rapids in North Carolina. His eleventh trip on April 1, 2007, was nearly his last.

When he got to the Gorilla, a 15-foot waterfall that lands on a shallow rock shelf, things started to go terribly wrong. He’s convinced that his WRSI helmet -- the result of a collaboration between the Center and other partners -- saved him in a harrowing fall in which he hit his head on a rock.  

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