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Mashup Score: 9
A South Sudanese refugee finds a home in academics and public health.
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Mashup Score: 10
From job sites to city streets, courtrooms to EHRs, five stories show public health’s reach and impact.
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From job sites to city streets, courtrooms to EHRs, five stories show public health’s reach and impact. https://t.co/ktl4FubWEV
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Seven stories centered on moments small and big from journeys in lifesaving.
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We need to shift the negativity associated with poverty, substance use disorder, and mental health, says BSPH alum Jared Ellsworth. "We need to find strength-based approaches—like our culture—to highlight the good that can come from doing so." https://t.co/cilVEownRq
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Mashup Score: 8
Reeling from aid cuts, the sexual and reproductive health community comes together to make its way forward.
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Of all sectors hit by the U.S. administration’s dismantling of USAID, the sexual and reproductive health rights community faces some of the steepest challenges. https://t.co/6YVMZVIvKy
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Liz Selvin is taking on the slow-burn diseases—chronic illnesses that our health care systems are ill-equipped to handle.
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Liz Selvin, director of the @JHUWelchCenter, explains why she’s personally connected to her chronic disease research, what her next major focus will be, and what the real goal for aging should be. https://t.co/tPBq9eyW4N
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Community bonds and a human touch have helped scientists collect some of the world’s best population-based data on cardiovascular disease risk.
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The Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) Study, which began in 1986, has collected some of the best population-based data in the world on the risk factors for heart disease, as well as essential data on health disparities in cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/u54JJiWtKn
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Mashup Score: 10
The Rakai Health Sciences Program transformed global AIDS policies and cut new cases by 90%. How will its storied research and clinical legacy continue?
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The Rakai Health Sciences Program transformed global AIDS policies and cut new cases by 90%. How will its storied research and clinical legacy continue? https://t.co/NF8wTLXhU3
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Mashup Score: 25
The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs relies on its “small but mighty” ethos to navigate a future without USAID.
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The @JohnsHopkinsCCP relies on its “small but mighty” ethos to navigate a future without USAID. https://t.co/n8yqTr4gRX
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Mashup Score: 176 Ways Science Is Shaping the Future of Cancer | Hopkins Bloomberg Public Health Magazine - 23 day(s) ago
New strategies like liquid biopsies and immunotherapy are revolutionizing cancer care and prevention.
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New strategies like liquid biopsies and immunotherapy are revolutionizing cancer care and prevention. https://t.co/mHZpRYqrSi
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Mashup Score: 9
What happened when stop-work orders shut down four USAID projects?
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With the government’s sudden cessation of funding for malaria initiatives earlier this year, efforts by @JohnsHopkinsCCP that were helping make progress against malaria in Nigeria has stopped. https://t.co/uAMs16c1jd
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Bloomberg School alumnus Kemish Alier tells the story of how he went from a refugee "whose first classroom was under a tree," to a researcher with the Johns Hopkins Center for @Humanit_Health, based in South Sudan. https://t.co/bsyVnWCL78