Despite years of progress in understanding and treating Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (AD/ADRD), a new perspective piece highlights the persistent inequities that continue to impact how ...

Luke Kalb, PhD ’17, MHS ’08, started his career entrenched in traditional mental health research, or what he calls “a legacy of psychopathology.” This focus on preventing and managing mental illness ...

Jinqi Zhan is a MHS student in the Department of Biostatistics concurrently working towards her PhD in Epidemiology. She previously earned her MPH in Chronic Disease Epidemiology from the Yale School ...

The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Department of Epidemiology’s Online Professional Training in Epidemiology for Health Managers is more than a course—it’s transformative for public ...

Join us for a virtual conversation on men and novel male contraceptives on Wednesday, May 14 at 11:00 a.m. ET! Contraception methods to date are primarily designed for and distributed to women and ...

Zoom link: https://jh.zoom.us/j/93945316813?pwd=HlaLWixutY8ATRSnp9q3PTbmE1bo18.1 ...

Join members of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health social media team for a look into how they use social media to disseminate public health information to the general public—the ...

Please sign up here one hour before the clinic's standing time. The biostatistician expert running the clinic will send an MS Team note to confirm availability and initiate an MS Teams call.

This week's MMI Thursday Seminar Lipid resources: Friend vs foe to pathogens and their hosts features Tamara O’ Connor, PhD. Dr. O' Conner is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological ...

The Bangladesh Tobacco Control Research Network recently held its 12th annual Research Findings Dissemination Conference in Dhaka. IGTC-supported research networks in Bangladesh and Indonesia each ...

A new global study assessing early warning systems (EWS) for extreme-weather events in large cities finds that while many urban centers report efforts to protect their populations, significant gaps ...

A new study based on a national survey fielded in 2022-2023 found that 34% of primary care practices provided LGBTQ+-specific training for clinicians, while 39% provided such training for staff. The ...