Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
The MAGAZINE of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Spring 2010 | www.jhsph.edu
Native Vision
The Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health celebrates 30 years of promoting the health of Native Americans.
Science Diplomacy
Nobel laureate Peter Agre has visited Burma, Cuba and North Korea in the name of scientific exchange, improved lives, and a new brand of diplomacy.
Injury: Research to Policy
Researchers in the Center for Injury Research and Policy are bridging the gap between research and policy, connecting policymakers with injury evidence.
Sex-Specific Vaccines?
At long last, scientists begin to consider the differences in female and male responses to vaccines. Researchers Sabra Klein and Andrew Pekosz give this neglected variable its due.
Hear the Future
Dean Michael J. Klag surveys the future in a conversation with Johns Hopkins Public Health editor Brian W. Simpson.
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Open Mike
It's time to talk about the elephant in the room: population growth.
Editor's Note
A great public health school deserves nothing less than a great magazine.
Letters to the Editor
Bravo for Bangladesh work, the dean's call for a single-payer system, and bold steps to eliminate malaria.
Accolades
Exploring e-strategies for improving health; plus more faculty and student honors.
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