mRNA vaccine technology has huge potential for treating not just infectious diseases but cancer and many chronic diseases—advances that may be threatened by funding cuts.

A new study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found big increases in the use of continuous glucose monitoring and insulin delivery devices by children and ...

Grace Ringlein is a fourth-year PhD student in the Department of Biostatistics whose areas of focus include causal inference, measurement error, Electronic Health Record (EHR) data, mental health, and ...

A message from Dean Pollack Porter to Bloomberg School faculty, staff, and students following the deadly shooting at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A new study finds that children who display kind, caring, and helpful behavior between the ages of 5 and 11 are more likely to make healthier eating choices as teenagers. The research team, led by ...

The grant will study the effectiveness of an adolescent mental health app in improving well-being and reducing anxiety and depression among teenagers.

Understand the importance of effective storytelling in shaping public health policy and practice. Develop and refine effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills that are tailored to specific ...

Elizabeth Hazel, MHS '07, PhD '19, is a global health researcher who evaluates programs and improves measurements of health for vulnerable women, babies, and children.

U.S. bird flu infections have declined in both birds and mammals, prompting CDC to shift from weekly to monthly reporting. But is the outbreak really over?

The future of tobacco control came together in Dublin as the 2025 cohort of Ascend: Leadership Development for the Future of Tobacco Control attended an in-person workshop and met with key figures. In ...

The work presented came from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Mexico, Pakistan, and Vietnam, as well as global research projects. Institute faculty and staff shared findings on TAPS, flavors, packaging, the ...