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March 26, 2002

School Researchers Study Smallpox Spread Via Air Travel

Research suggests that national air travel restrictions instituted on the same day of reported smallpox cases could slow, but not halt, the spread of the disease.

March 20, 2002

Report Supports Sustainable Food Production -- Environment and Public Health Could Benefit from Shift in Agricultural Practices

The latest research findings, announcements, and stories from the Bloomberg School.

March 07, 2002

Anthrax Outbreak Could Have Been Twice As Large

The latest research findings, announcements, and stories from the Bloomberg School.

March 01, 2002

FDA Removes Tuna as Risk to Pregnant Women

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is being criticized for its decision to eliminate tuna from a list of fish that may pose a risk to pregnant women, because they contain levels of mercury that could cause learning disabilities in newborns.

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Scripps News

Amesh Adalja discusses what public health policies might look like under Donald Trump's new administration.

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Associated Press

Natalie Exum discusses the challenges of disrupted water supplies after Hurricane Helene.

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The Hill

Brendan Saloner writes about the need for more drug-treatment services.

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WABE Public Radio (Atlanta)

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Salon

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Pregnant people are targeted for marijuana — but harms from prohibition can be worse

Kara Skelton is quoted.

The New York Times

November 10, 2024

Is a ‘Green’ Revolution Poisoning India’s Capital?

Keeve Nachman is quoted.

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