Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security
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The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security works to protect people’s health from the consequences of epidemics and disasters. RTs not endorsement.
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A webinar on April 3, co-hosted by PREZODE, FOUR PAWS USA, and Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, will advocate for a Pandemic Agreement that supports and expands existing efforts and integrates the One Health Approach to enable sustainable and efficient prevention of zoonoses: events.zoom.us/ev/AtzWY8epRXk…
The recent spike in #measles cases is very concerning. “With two, maybe three deaths already, I don’t think it’s implausible that we’ll see more. The more [measles] cases there are, the more chances that some of those cases will be severe,” explained CHS Senior Scholar Caitlin Rivers
Is the world ready for the next pandemic? Experts at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security weigh in on the risks and what it will take to prevent future global health crises. hub.jhu.edu/magazine/2025/…
(3/3) ONN and the Global Partnership | Weapons of Mass Destruction initiative to #counter #disinformation is grateful to the panellists from Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and National Defense University for sharing their expert insights and contributing to a successful event.
Announcing the next dean of Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Keshia Pollack Porter! A champion for public health, Dr. Pollack Porter has distinguished herself as a leader in advancing policy change that promotes safe, healthy environments.
📅 Register for the WMD Risk Reduction Science and Policy Forum on June 23–24, 2025, at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, DC. This two-day forum, hosted by Johns Hopkins University, will bring together science and policy experts. Learn more: bit.ly/4lGgPOy
In this Open Forum Infectious Diseases article Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security director Tom Inglesby, MD & I write about the merits of using a viral family approach— anchored to specific respiratory viral families— to focus pandemic preparedness efforts by the government. academic.oup.com/ofid/article/1…
On PHRME: Dr. James McDonald (Dr. James McDonald) discusses NYSDOH’s Heat Risk and Illness Dashboard. Also, Dr. Tara Kirk Sell of Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health previews today's INSPIRE: Readiness webinar on public health comms challenges. Listen: discover.astho.org/4l4hpVk.
