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Johns Hopkins Schools Collaborate to Offer Business of Health Care Certificate Program

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Africa Study Tour Journal (web article)

Four Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health students have traveled to Africa to experience firsthand how communities in South Africa and Botswana are responding to the HIV epidemic. Yong Chen, Jennifer Gray, Lynn Huynh and Tong Jen Lo, all Sommer Scholars, will visit hospitals, clinics and facilities in both countries, which offer different perspectives and approaches to dealing with HIV/AIDS.

Hyperventilation of Cold Air Produces Asthma-Like Symptoms in Dogs

When airways in the lungs of lab animals were repeatedly exposed to cold, dry air, they developed persistent airway obstruction and inflammation, symptoms resembling the asthma-like condition exhibited by some athletes during winter sports.

Researchers: Peer Review System for Awarding NIH Grants Is Flawed

Funding mechanism no better than random for choosing projects that will produce most-cited science, analysis suggests.

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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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In the News

Salon

November 10, 2024

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.

WABE Public Radio (Atlanta)

November 10, 2024

The evolution of smoking

Johannes Thrul is interviewed.

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