Caution Against Excessive Drinking

Advice for Preventing Sexual Child Abuse

Science Names HIV Trial "Breakthrough of the Year"

Tips for avoiding Salmonella

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Simple ways to avoid colds and illness.

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Tips for Keeping Safe at Home

Holiday gift ideas for a "greener" environment

Tips for avoiding holiday weight-gain

Malaria Experts to Convene at The New York Academy of Sciences

Advice for staying active

Kensler Receives China’s Friendship Award

Evaluation Needed on Global eHealth and mHealth Initiatives

Prevent the leading killer of young children

Research Article Receives Peer Award

Center for Public Health and Human Rights Faculty Member Len Rubenstein Honored With Peace Award

Simple ways to avoid colds and illness.

The Seven Billionth Human: What Does This Birth Mean?

Tips for a safe and healthy Halloween

Take steps to prevent breast cancer

Advice for preventing fires at home

Adults need immunization too

Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence

Know the signs of depression

Sommer to Receive Laureate Recognition Award

Periodic check-ups key to healthy life.

Make the most of fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables.

Emergencies can happen even during the most unexpected circumstances.

Keshia Pollack Makes The Daily Record’s VIP List for 2011

Advice for preventing hearing loss

JHSPH Research Helps Develop NIH Best Practices for Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Research

Tips for keeping your mind sharp

Advice for reducing osteoporosis risk

“Toward a Scientific Vision for the Next Ten Years”

Advice for avoiding sexually transmitted infections

Advice for preventing and managing arthritis

Faculty Recognized for Teaching Excellence

While stress in small amounts can be helpful in motivating and energizing you, excessive stress (stress that impairs your ability to cope) is never a good thing.

Advice for how to quit smoking

Thomas Quinn Receives Thomas Parran Award

Tips for avoiding foodborne illness

Advice for avoiding foodborne illness

JHSPH Students Named Fulbright Scholars

More than 1 billion people in 19 countries are covered by laws requiring graphic warnings on tobacco packages

Advice for staying healthy in the summer heat

This week, over 50 CCP employees stationed around the globe have joined their colleagues in Baltimore to meet and share project experiences and best practices.

Fireworks pose serious safety risk

Remember to eat your vegetables

Tip for avoiding injury while mowing the lawn

Exploring solutions to these issues is what brought a group of 26 Dutch visitors in the health care field to the Bloomberg School for a crash course in Guided Care.

Brad Herring Appointed to MHIP Board of Directors

Tips for asthma and allergy management

Darrell J. Gaskin, PhD, and Lisa Dubay, PhD, were appointed by Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley to serve as members of the state’s Health Benefit Exchange.

As the weather warms up and the sun comes out, don't forget to protect your skin while enjoying the sun.

Tips for avoiding boating-related injuries

On May 23, a unique “Mobile Grocery” enterprise will officially launch its services through a Grand Opening celebration in the Santo Domingo Pueblo in New Mexico.

Tips for avoiding swimmer's ear

Preliminary results from a multicenter clinical trial found that immediate treatment of HIV positive persons with antiretroviral therapy (ART) reduced sexual transmission of HIV to non-infected partners by 96 percent.

Bloomberg School Participates in Decade of Action for Road Safety

Everyone can benefit with important driving safety tips.

Emergencies can happen even during the most unexpected circumstances.

JHSPH marks April 25, 2011, World Malaria Day

To improve cardiovascular health, it is recommended that individuals decrease sodium intake and increase potassium intake.

Excellence at the Bloomberg School begins with committed, outstanding teachers. In recognition of their success in the classroom, the School would like to thank and honor faculty who have impressive accomplishments in teaching.

Excellence at the Bloomberg School begins with committed, outstanding teachers. In recognition of their success in the classroom, the School would like to thank and honor faculty who have impressive accomplishments in teaching.

As a healthy planet is vital to sustaining healthy and happy lives, start up some green activities with your family and friends in honor of the earth this week.

Honoring Professors Tim and Sue Baker

Tips for preventing antimicrobial resistance

More than a year after an earthquake devastated much of Haiti on January 12, 2010, the nation still struggles to deliver health care to its citizens.

In recognition of National Public Health (April 4-10), the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health will be hosting the Safety is No Accident: Live Injury-Free on April 4.

Advice for preventing unintentional injuries

Fourteen alumni and friends of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have recognized by Johns Hopkins University for special awards.

The amount of money spent on foods prepared outside of the home has grown from 34% in 1974 to over 50% by 2006. Numerous studies have linked a high prevalence of eating away from the home to increased risk of weight gain, overweight, and obesity.

Michael J. Klag is attending the “Leadership Workshop in Critical Public Health Challenges” in Beijing, China, hosted by Peking University School of Public Health and Fudan University School of Public Health.

In a video recorded March 15, Jonathan Links, PhD, professor and director of the Center for Public Health Preparedness at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, answers questions about Japan’s nuclear crisis.

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is once again ranked No. 1 among schools of public health in the nation according to U.S. News & World Report. Our School has been consistently rated #1 in the Best Graduate Schools guide for many years.

On behalf of the entire Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health community, Dean Klag extends thoughts and concerns to those affected by the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent crises on the northeast coast of Japan.

Know your family's health history

Advice for avoiding pesticide exposure

Advice for healthy sleep

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is accepting applications for the Public Health Informatics Training Program until April 15, 2011.

Advice for preventing colorectal cancer

Barry Zirkin, PhD, has been named the 2011 recipient of the Distinguished Andrologist Award by the American Society of Andrology.

Alison Geyh, PhD, associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, passed away February 20, at age 52, after a lengthy battle with cancer.

Learn about the quality of your drinking water

Video of Dean's Lecture by Prof. Addullah Baqui "Newborn Health and Survival: Generating Evidence and Translating into Practice"

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health professorDavid Holtgrave was recognized by the National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA) and AIDSWatch with the Positive Leadership Award.

Advice for preventing heart disease

The explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig last April and the months-long struggle to stanch the flow of oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico dominated news reports until the well was capped in August.

Advice for avoiding illness on your next trip

Future Pedagogical Approaches to Health Economics and Economic Evaluation

Robert E. Black, MD, MPH, recieved the Prince Mahidol Award in the field of Public Health, which recognizes “outstanding contribution in the field of public health for the sake of the well-being of the peoples.”

Tips for avoiding back injury

Steve Goodman, Johns Hopkins Epidemiologist Named to Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Committee

Male Circumcision Prevents HPV Infections in Female Partners

There are many benefits to breastfeeding

Chris Beyrer Named to PEPFAR Scientific Advisory Board

Advice for good oral health

Protect your sight against glaucoma

Tips for avoiding Salmonella

Meet George Dimopoulos