Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
The MAGAZINE of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Spring 2012 | www.jhsph.edu
Features
Beginnings, Bright and Dark
To solve the darkest public health issues—suicide, sexual abuse, obesity and chronic disease—researchers see the light of day in adolescence, childhood and the womb.
La Familia Gilman
Bob Gilman doesn’t just do research in Peru. He’s building a network that spans generations. Four from his “family” share their stories.
Voices Against Malaria
Using rhyme and reason, West African musicians and griots create a local buzz about preventing the mosquito-borne illness.
Online Extras
3 Generations, 1 Book
Daniel and Jesse Oak Taylor (son and grandson of Carl Taylor) chat about the book they wrote with Carl.
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