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Hurricane Katrina—Preliminary Assessment of Gulf Coast Shelters

Bloomberg School of Public Health Professor Named to “Brilliant 10” List

In 2003, the total estimated cost of injuries in Maryland due to lost productivity and premature mortality was $1.9 billion dollars. Over $700 million could be saved if Maryland’s injury death rates decreased to those of Massachusetts, resulting in 23,700 fewer years of potentially productive life lost, according to researchers from the Johns ��ѻ��ý.

Lowering blood sugar levels could reduce the risk of coronary heart disease in both diabetics and non-diabetics, according to researchers at the Johns ��ѻ��ý and other institutions.