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News Releases

June 20, 2005

Inexpensive Tests Can be Used to Decide Who Needs HIV Treatment in Resource-Poor Countries

Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Chiang Mai University in Thailand, evaluated the ability of inexpensive biological markers, which are obtainable in resource-poor countries in Africa, to determine which HIV-infected patients are in the greatest need of antiretroviral therapy.

June 20, 2005

Center for a Livable Future Fellows Announced

Center for a Livable Future Fellows 2005 Announced

June 17, 2005

Guided Care Study Launched to Aid Seniors with Chronic Conditions

Guided Care Study Launched To Aid Seniors
With Chronic Conditions

June 16, 2005

High Rates of Sexually Transmitted Infections Found in Young Drug Users

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and other institutions found high rates of herpes simplex virus 2 and syphilis among young drug users in Baltimore, Md.

Featured

STAT

Acting CDC director calls for MMR vaccine to be broken up into three shots
William Moss is quoted.

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nurse placing bandaid on a child after vaccine

Scientific American

Advances Drive ‘Stunning’ Drop in Infant RSV Hospitalizations
Ruth Karron is quoted.

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Women's Health

How A “Natural” Supplement Is Quietly Fueling A New Addiction Crisis Among Women
Caleb Alexander is quoted.

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In the News

The New York Times

October 22, 2025

Obamacare Is Expensive. But So Is All Health Insurance.

Ge Bai is quoted.

The New York Times

October 22, 2025

‘Medicaid Cut Me Off’: A Rural Health Center Faces New Pressures

Gerard Anderson is quoted.

Newsweek

October 22, 2025

Ron DeSantis Suggests Change to Health Care for Under 50s

Ge Bai is quoted.

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