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The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health today announced the launch of a website designed to collect injury data directly from thousands of skiers and snowboarders worldwide who have been injured on the slopes--the first study of its kind.

The mortality rate has risen and household size has diminished among North Korean migrant families from which at least one member has fled to China, according to a recent study by relief experts at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

A study of the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease in a population of older Americans suggests that your risk goes up to a maximum and then it starts to decline, so that there's an increasing likelihood you aren't going to get AD.

Scientists have shown that when young children in New Guinea were given vitamin A supplements, they had 30 percent fewer malaria attacks and the number of malaria parasites in their blood dropped by 36 percent.