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2001 News Releases and Articles

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December

12/19/01 Gasoline Additive Interferes with Alcohol Breath Analyzers

12/18/01 Boating Safety: Don't Drink and Drive 

12/15/01 Iron Supplements Help African Children Learn to Walk and Talk

12/13/01 People with Chronic Health Problems Are Heaviest Users of Medical Care, but System Not Organized to Meet Their Needs

12/04/01  Hopkins Study Dispels Panic Myth And Suggests Ways To Involve Public In Response To A Bioterrorist Attack

November

11/27/01 Chlorophyllin Reduces Aflatoxin Indicators Among people at High Risk for Liver Cancer

11/12/01 Researchers Examine Deaths of Two Postal Workers
from Inhalational Anthrax


11/02/01
Henderson to Head U.S. Office of Public Health Preparedness
 
11/01/01
New Model Emergency Health Powers Act Proposed to Help States Respond Rapidly to Public Health Threats

October

10/08/01 Johns Hopkins Biodefense Expert to Chair Federal Advisory Council on Biodefense

10/02/01
Johns Hopkins Biodefense Expert Discusses Threat of Bioterrorism with Conference of U.S. Mayors

September

09/25/01
Researchers Examine the Use of Antiretroviral Therapy Among Injection Drug Users with HIV Infection

09/06/01
Rice-Based Oral Rehydration Solution Outperforms Glucose-Based Solution For Treating Cholera 

August

08/30/01 Licensing and registration of firearms makes it harder for criminals and juveniles to get guns, new study shows

July

07/31/01
Extreme precipitation linked to waterborne disease outbreaks

07/30/01
Needle sellers on the street are a frequent source of supply for injection drug users in Baltimore

07/27/01
Researchers gain better understanding of deadly autoimmune heart ailment that affects young adults
 
07/22/01
Hopkins Human Research Resumes

07/19/01
Hopkins Research Suspension

07/18/01
School teachers become students to learn about cancer rate in Maryland and problems of teen smoking

07/18/01
Effective surgery fails to attract patients unless costs are low

07/16/01
Researchers find large discrepancies in spouses' reports on birth control

07/13/01
Researchers Discover How Immune System Rids Nervous System of Mosquito-borne Viruses
 
07/11/01
Depression Common in Single Mothers Receiving Welfare

07/05/01
Measles Vaccine Reduces Health Inequities by Dramatically Improving Survival of Poorest and Most Vulnerable Children

June

06/06/01 Johns Hopkins Working Group on Civilian Biodefense Warns Tularemia--Rabbit Fever--Could Be Bioweapons Threat

May

05/31/01 Restrictions on Teenage Drivers Carrying Passengers Potential Lifesaver

05/27/01
Study Finds Significant Gender Differences in Risk Factors for HIV Infection Among Injection Drug Users
 
05/25/01
Two Reproductive Health Experts to Join Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 

05/15/01
Gender Differences In General Aviation Crashes
 
05/14/01
Chronic Kidney Disease is Common in the U.S. and is Strongly Associated with Under-Treatment of Hypertension
 
05/07/01
School receives $100 Million Gift for Malaria Research

05/02/01
Majority of Patients in Point-of-Service Health Plans Never Use Self-Referral Option for Specialty Care
 
05/01/01
Pneumococcal Vaccine Extremely Effective for High Risk Native American Communities
 
05/01/01
Expert Scientific Panel Releases National Assessment of Climate Change and Health in the United States: Impacts Could Be Far-Reaching

April

04/30/01 Study Estimates Gender Bias in U.S. Clinical Trials, Finds MenNot WomenUnder Represented in Most Research
 
04/30/01
Sin Taxes, Family Planning Clinics, and Tobacco Policies are Effective in Controlling Teenage Risk-Taking
 
04/24/01
Social and Psychosocial Factors Important Among Pregnant, Low-Income, African-American Women
 
04/23/01
Hopkins Names Public Health School After Michael Bloomberg

04/16/01 Study Examines Public Acceptance of Underage Drinking Prevention Policies
 
04/02/01
New Oral Rehydration Solution is More Effective for Treating Children with Diarrhea

March

03/19/01
Thailand's HIV-Prevention Program Has Slowed the Epidemic, But AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections Have Increased 

03/16/01
Some Low-Birth-Weight Infants Destined to Be Small for Life
 
03/15/01
Breast Cancer is Not a Risk Factor for Colorectal Cancer Among Women

03/13/01
Study Identifies Best Way to Fight Blinding Disease

03/08/01
New Johns Hopkins Study Says Workers Show Reduced Neurobehavioral Function After Modest Exposure to Lead

03/07/01
HIV Viral Load is Lower in Women than Men

03/05/01
Home Therapy, Specialized Treatment Centers, Beneficial to Persons with Hemophilia

03/01/01
Some Low-Birth-Weight Infants Destined to Be Small for Life

February

02/28/01 Johns Hopkins Working Group on Civilian Biodefense Says Botulinum Toxin is a Major Biological Weapons Threat

02/01/01
Study Suggests How Cholera Returned to Latin America After 100-year Hiatus

January

01/31/01
Building Implosions Not a Spectator Sport

Public Affairs Media Contact for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Tim Parsons at 410-955-7619 or tmparson@jhsph.edu.

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