12/30/2002 Researchers Develop Smallpox Computer Simulation 12/20/2002 Dean Sommer Comments on Smallpox Vaccination Plan 12/20/2002 Researchers Warn Biotech Advances Could Be Misused By Terrorists 12/19/2002 Journal Highlights Work of Malaria Research Institute 12/13/2002 Death From Liver Disease Major Threat to Men with Hepatitis B and HIV 12/12/2002 No Functional Difference Found Between Amputation and Reconstructive Surgery for Patients with Severe Leg Injuries 12/11/2002 Malaria Rise In Africa Parallels Warming Trends 12/10/2002 HIV/AIDS Resource Center Opens in Ethiopia; School's CCP a Partner 12/03/2002 Satellite Images Predict Hantaviral Transmission Risk 12/03/2002 Tips For “Green” Holiday Shopping 12/03/2002 Laurie Zabin Recognized at Women Who Dared Celebration 12/02/2002 School To Lead $25 Million Health Russia 2020 Project 11/27/2002 Mercury Associated With Risk of Heart Attack 11/26/2002 Environmental Enrichment Reverses Learning Impairments Caused By Lead Poisoning 11/25/2002 Scott Zeger Among the World’s Most Cited Mathematicians 11/18/2002 Life Expectancy Following Diagnosis Of Alzheimer’s Disease Depends On Age At Diagnosis 11/18/2002 Schools of Public Health Join Meatless Monday Campaign 11/14/2002 Neal Halsey Reaffirms Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism 11/14/2002 Dr. Pierce Wins Pollin Award 11/12/2002 Training Improves Cognitive Abilities of Older Adults 11/11/2002 Medicare Beneficiaries With Multiple Chronic Conditions 99 Times More Likely to be Hospitalized 11/09/2002 Zinc Supplementation During Diarrhea Reduces Morbidity and Mortality in Bangladeshi Children 11/08/2002 School Observes National American Indian Heritage Month 11/06/2002 School Launches CDC Center for Excellence in Environmental Public Health Tracking 11/05/2002 Prior Use of Hormone Therapy Associated with Reduced Risk of Alzheimer Disease 10/31/02 Greater Patient Satisfaction in Same-Race Doctor-Patient Relationships 10/29/02 Robert S. Lawrence to Receive the Albert Schweitzer Award 10/21/02 Professor Robert Black Elected To Institute Of Medicine 10/17/02 Researchers Receive Grant to Establish Center for Study of Health Disparities 10/16/02 Researchers Identify Less Expensive HIV Progression Test 10/14/02 Spacing Births Three to Five Years Apart Is Healthier for Mothers and Babies in Developing World 10/11/02 USAID Chooses Group Led by Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs for 5-Year Global Information Project 10/08/02 Dean Sommer Comments on Smallpox Vaccination Strategy 10/07/02 School Introduces National “Meatless Monday” Health Campaign 10/01/02 HIV and Risky Behavior Decline Among Injection Drug Users in Baltimore 09/30/02 Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to Speak 09/27/02 School Receives Grant To Study Global Tobacco Use 09/26/02 Injection Drug Users Rarely Change Habits After Diagnosis with Hepatitis C 09/24/02 U.S. Releases Smallpox Vaccination Clinic Guide 09/24/02 Pain Relievers May Prevent Alzheimer’s 09/19/02 Robert Ehrlich to Discuss Health Care Plans for Maryland 09/19/02 Race a Factor in Angiography Referral 09/19/02 Hib Conference September 22-25 09/16/02 Many Drunk Drivers Not Problem Drinkers 09/16/02 Researchers Identify First Genomic Blueprint of Cancer-Preventive Compound Found in Broccoli 09/06/02 New Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) Released 09/05/02 Dr. Anderson Voted One of the 100 Most Powerful In Healthcare 08/23/02 World Trade Center Clean-Up Workers Report Acute Respiratory Problems 08/22/02 School Researcher Discusses Anthrax-Destroying Enzyme 08/20/02 Study Finds Childhood Health Is Directly Related to Social Class 08/14/02 Female Physicians More Emotionally Focused and Patient-Centered When Communicating with Patients 08/08/02 Model State Emergency Health Powers Act Discussed in JAMA 08/07/02 School Researcher Discusses Threat of Mosquito-borne Disease 07/30/02 School Research Shows That Air Pollution Increases Cold Symptoms 07/26/02 Gun Safety Programs for Children and Teens Not Effective 07/22/02 Injuries Account for Over Half of Children's Medicaid Expenses 07/18/02 HIV Drug Therapy Could Be Safely Delayed 07/15/02 Scientists Create Polio Virus in Lab 07/08/02 Safety of Sludge Used as Fertilizer Questioned 07/01/02 School Alumnus Named Assistant Secretary of Public Health Emergency Preparedness 07/01/02 Birth Control Pills Not Linked to Breast Cancer 06/24/02 Strong Primary Care System Good For A Nation’s Health 06/21/02 D.A. Henderson to Receive Medal of Freedom 06/21/02 Smoking Linked To More Types Of Cancer 06/20/02 New Mobile Safety Center Announced 06/12/02 School Expert Discusses Public Health Threat Of A “Dirty Bomb” 06/12/02 Federal Food Allergy Research Not Addressing Biotechnology Issues 06/05/02 Researchers Update Findings Of Air Pollution Study 05/31/02 Half of Rape Survivors Do Not Receive Recommended Medical Treatment 05/30/02 Compound Found in Broccoli May Help Ulcers and Stomach Cancer 05/28/02 Alcohol, Cigarettes, Marijuana Use Rose in Manhattan After 9-11 05/21/02 D.A. Henderson's New Role in Biodefense 05/21/02 School Program Promotes AIDS Prevention in Ghana 05/10/02 School Receives Grant to Assess Health of Ground Zero Cleanup Workers 05/09/02 Researchers Investigate Needs of Family Members When a Patient Dies 05/07/02 Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses Examined As Potential Bioweapons 05/06/02 School Alumnus To Head Office Of Public Health Preparedness 04/30/02 Report Offers New Guidance for Managing Anthrax Attacks 04/29/02 Hepatitis C Immunity Studied 04/26/02 School Bioterrorism Expert Addresses Senate Committee 04/23/02 Antibiotic Use In Animals Could Lead To Resistant Disease In Humans 04/22/02 Domestic Violence Services Not Reaching Low-Income Women 04/18/02 Weather Radar May Dectect Clouds Containing Biological Weapons 04/18/02 Input From Youth is Crucial in Promoting Adolesecent Health 04/17/02 Center For Communication Programs Wins Two Gold Quill Awards 04/16/02 Study Finds Acute Measles Suppresses HIV Replication 04/16/02 Nation's Largest AIDS Study Celebrates 18th Anniversary 04/15/02 Loosening Managed Care Rules May Improve Doctor-Patient Relationship 04/11/02 Marijuana Use Linked to Hallucinogen Use 04/10/02 School's Online Certificate Program Featured in U.S. News & World Report 03/29/02 Diluted Smallpox Vaccine Proved Effective -- Dean Sommer Comments 03/26/02 School Researchers Study Smallpox Spread Via Air Travel 03/20/02 Report Supports Sustainable Food Production -- Environment and Public Health Could Benefit from Shift in Agricultural Practices 03/07/02 Anthrax Outbreak Could Have Been Twice As Large 03/05/02 Male Virus Levels Significant in Spread of HIV to Women 03/01/02 FDA Removes Tuna as Risk to Pregnant Women 02/28/02 Managed Care Plans Staying in Medicare Provide Higher Quality of Care Than Those that Withdraw 02/27/02 Maryland's 1990 "Saturday Night Special" Ban Reduced Gun Homicides in the State, Study Shows 02/12/02 School of Public Health Hosts Scientific Symposium on Human Nutrition 02/07/02 Direct Contracting Health Plan Cuts Costs, Not Quality 02/01/02 Dean Sommer Denounces Smallpox Experiments 01/28/02 Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute Holds Inaugural Scientific Conference 01/24/02 Condoms and Education Dramatically Reduce HIV Spread in Thailand--Drug Use Still Major Transmission Source 01/16/02 Scientists Succeed in Blocking Transmission of Cell-Associated AIDS Virus 01/14/02 Researchers Seek Ways to Reduce Children's Injury Risk 01/07/02 Johns Hopkins Biodefense Center to Receive $1 Million Grant 01/03/02 Study Explores the Effect of Temperature on Mortality Public Affairs Media Contact for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Tim Parsons at 410-955-7619 or tmparson@jhsph.edu. | 
