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Cover Story: Disease Forecasting, Image of Nathan Wolfe

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Grandparents a Safe Source of Childcare

"Guided Care" Receives Award for Program Innovation

U.S. Suicide Rate Increases

Efavirenz-Based Initial Therapies Associated with Better Outcomes in HIV-Infected Adults

JHSPH Receives $7.6 Million Grant to Study Disaster Preparedness for Vulnerable Populations

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Expands Collaboration in National Children’s Health Study

Researchers Identify Genes Associated with Increased Gout Risk

Community-Based Behavior Change Management Cuts Neonatal Mortality in Half

Ten Cheap Ways to Save the World
Pit latrines, sunflower oil, insecticide-treated bednets...
Cell Suicide
Every cell in the human body is programmed to self-destruct. Why is this critical to human life?

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