Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine
The MAGAZINE of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Spring 2013 | www.jhsph.edu
Features
Operation Health
Surgery is public health? Researchers argue that the quintessential clinical intervention deserves an essential place on the global health agenda.
The Virus That Owns the World
The human papillomavirus infects almost every sexually active person at some point in their lives. All cervical cancers and some cancers in the head and neck are caused by the ubiquitous HPV. A gentle virologist and his legions of protégés aim to stop them.
The Science of Space
New labs allow young investigators to go where scientists have never gone before. Bacteria, beware.
Looking for Trouble
A new trend in health IT: Using electronic medical records to find high-risk patients for follow-up care.
Lessons From the Master
Patti Gravitt reflects on the science and life lessons she learned from Keerti Shah during the decades they’ve spent investigating human papillomavirus.
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