As year three of the COVID-19 era draws to a close, we asked some of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's pandemic experts to weigh in on the good, the bad, and the unknown of COVID-19 in 2022, and share their greatest hope—COVID-wise—for 2023. publichealth.jhu.edu/2022/covid-yea…

With our world ever-shifting over the past few years, Public Health On Call has been a constant source of trusted information, telling powerful stories and sharing the voices of public health with the world.

You can watch the year-end episode here:

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'Secretary Xavier Becerra is a strategic leader who has navigated some of the most daunting public health challenges of our time,' Hopkins Nursing's Sarah Szanton said.

'We look forward to speaking with him and learning more about his plans for the future.' hub.jhu.edu/2022/12/12/xav…

Last week, public health leaders and scholars gathered in Philly for the annual Bloomberg American Health Summit to discuss critical topics to improve our communities. Today’s @publichealthpod episode features three panels from the main session.

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It was an honor to welcome the First Lady of Niger, Hadidja Bazoum, to Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Her Excellency is a champion of gender equity & reproductive health. This was a wonderful opportunity to learn from one another.

Thank you African Public Health Network (APHN) and F.
for facilitating!

For the first time, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a report of fungal “priority pathogens” that cause invasive disease and are becoming more prevalent and more resistant to treatment. Hatim Sati talks with @SDesmon about why fungi pose such a threat to human health.

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“The Insys conspiracy to bribe physicians to prescribe its medications would not be evident without this access to these corporate documents” publichealth.jhu.edu/2022/archive-s…

As we wrap up the Bloomberg JHU American Health Summit, I'm inspired by our new ideas and stronger vision for the future of public health.

The needs of our country are urgent, but I believe deeply in our ability to unleash the #PowerofPublicHealth in communities across our nation.

Thank you - as always - to Bloomberg Philanthropies and Mike Bloomberg for your vision and your transformative support.

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ICYMI (or just want to see it again!) — Check out the recorded livestream of yesterday’s panels and discussions. #AmericanHealthSummit americanhealth.jhu.edu/2022-bloomberg…

Bloomberg Fellow Maria Beyer led this remarkable project that shows the power of photography to help young people share their experiences of community violence. Learn more: infogram.com/1pgpjp5e0dg620… #AmericanHealthSummit

Thank you The LEGO Foundation!

With this incredible support, Center for Indigenous Health will fully embrace the power of play, working with Indigenous partners to create transformative spaces that reflect community values and to expand its home-visiting program, Family Spirit.
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NEW TOOL: U.S. kids die from injury at drastically unequal rates, w/Black, American Indian, rural, or lower income kids at highest risk. Bloomberg Fellow
Sadiqa A. I. Kendi, MD, MPH, CPST is leading our effort to change those odds. #AmericanHealthSummit
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U.S. life expectancy is declining - but this trend is not inevitable & solutions are in our reach.

At the Bloomberg #AmericanHealthSummit we are charting the way to a healthier future for all Americans through equity, policy, & evidence.

From Joshua Sharfstein:
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Bloomberg Fellows, who now number 269 and come from 41 states, D.C., and one territory, are a network of scholars, educators & practitioners showing the value of using the tools of public health to help shape a healthier U.S. #AmericanHealthSummit

Living in America shouldn't be a pre-existing condition. bit.ly/3VBYyEu

Thrilled to be at the Bloomberg JHU American Health Summit in Philadelphia!

This is a chance for an extraordinary network of public health leaders to connect, collaborate, & find ways to build a healthier, more equitable nation. Excited for the work ahead.
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Science is still trying to catch up to the world’s most cunning virus. publichealth.jhu.edu/2022/why-dont-…

A midterm ballot initiative called Measure 114 requires permits to purchase guns and limits magazine capacity, charting a course for other states to put gun control in the hands of voters, says Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions's Cassandra Crifasi.
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