Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
The MAGAZINE of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Special Issue 2011 | www.jhsph.edu
Getting to Know Malaria
Our goal is clear: Create the scientific basis for the eradication of malaria.
A Special Issue
A single focus on a single disease is not the only reason this issue is special. We will now publish Johns Hopkins Public Health three times per year.
Six Experts, Six Answers
World-renowned researchers weigh in on issues such as the malaria vaccine, resistance to antimalarials, lessons from history and looming threats.
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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
Buzz. No Death.
Imagine a mosquito that could not transmit malaria. Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena did. Then he made one.
From the Archives
- Expanding the Anti-Malaria Safety Net
- PATH-Breaking Malaria Research
- Love Thy Neighbor: A New Malaria Vaccine
- Going Molecular on Mosquitoes
- Accidental Virus Holds Promise for Battling Malaria
- Building a Better Mosquito
- Saving Frederick
- Return of the Laureate: Peter Agre and the JHMRI
- Getting to Know the Enemy
- Putting the Bite on Malaria
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