Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
The MAGAZINE of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Fall 2010 | www.jhsph.edu
Stephen’s Legacy
Like many people who are attracted to public health, Stephen Okiria was big-hearted, smart and committed.
Public Health Travels to Africa
Johns Hopkins University President Ron Daniels samples the School’s transformative research collaborations in Africa.
Frontiers of Public Health
Researcher Orin Levine talks with the magazine about better vaccine distribution in the developing world.
Global Health Snapshot
In the developing world, very few women smoke. How are tobacco companies trying to change that?
The Face of Trauma
Can innovations in trauma care in the U.S. reduce trauma's toll in developing countries?
Staff
Writers, editors, designers, web specialists and others help create each issue of Johns Hopkins Public Health. See who’s who.
Letters to the Editor
Bravos for Bangladesh work, the dean's call for a single-payer system, and bold steps to eliminate malaria.
About the Magazine
We tell the stories behind the research performed at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Plus, find out how to subscribe, write to the editor and contact the Bloomberg School public affairs team.
Awards
Johns Hopkins Public Health magazine has won numerous awards for stories and special issues on sex and health, malaria, asthma, the dangers of field research, as well as Islam and public health. Peruse some of our award winners
Worth Its Salt
Dean Michael J. Klag examines prospects for lowering Americans’ blood pressure via salt reduction and other efforts.
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