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Bloomberg School creates new center to advance public health advocacy
January 18, 2022
With new gift, two existing centers will merge and expand to drive high-impact social and policy change
SNF Agora Institute Director Hahrie Han named Schwab Foundation Social Innovation Thought Leader
January 18, 2022
SNF Agora Institute director recognized for her research on how to make social movements and organizing effective in revitalizing democracy
CMS administrator discusses the pandemic 'inflection point' during talk at Johns Hopkins
January 13, 2022
Chiquita Brooks-LaSure spoke Friday as part of the university's Health Policy Forum series
Isabel Wilkerson discusses the American caste system during MLK Jr. Commemoration keynote
January 12, 2022
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author visited Johns Hopkins for a virtual discussion of social hierarchies in the United States
New cloud-based platform opens genomics data to all
January 12, 2022
Johns Hopkins-led project allows worldwide scientific collaboration for studies of human genetics and health
Should schools be open during the omicron surge?
January 12, 2022
Experts from across Johns Hopkins weigh in on best practices for students, teachers, and families
Yes, you should get a booster
January 11, 2022
From preventing COVID-19 altogether to lessening symptoms and transmission with breakthrough infections, there are several good reasons to get an mRNA booster ASAP
Making sense of the messiness of omicron
January 10, 2022
In this Q+A, experts from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health address some common questions and scenarios with what is known right now
Meg Chisolm's prescription for well-being
January 10, 2022
In her new book, From Survive to Thrive: Living Your Best Life with Mental Illness, psychiatrist Meg Chisolm describes pathways to a life of purpose and joy—and shares her own mental health journey
COVID-19 cases surge but not deaths as pandemic enters third year
January 7, 2022
In briefing Friday, experts agree that vaccination is the reason behind the lower death rate despite the soaring number of people infected with COVID-19