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News Releases

January 13, 2005

Hopkins Researchers Ranked First and Third in Health Affairs Most-Read Articles (web article)

Two articles co-authored by Professor Gerard Anderson, PhD, and graduate student Peter S. Hussey, both with the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Johns ��ѻ��ý, were recognized as the most-viewed and third-most-viewed studies by the journal Health Affairs in its end-of-year review.

January 11, 2005

High Sugar Levels Increase Cancer and Mortality Risk

Elevated blood sugar levels and diabetes are risk factors for developing several types of cancer and mortality, according to researchers at the Johns ��ѻ��ý and Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea.

January 05, 2005

Secondhand Smoke Linked to Cervical Cancer

Exposure to secondhand cigarette smoke increases the risk of developing cervical tumors, according to researchers at the Johns ��ѻ��ý and School of Medicine.

January 05, 2005

Faculty from the Center for Refugee and Disaster Response Aid Victims of the South Asian Tsunami (web article)

What CIEDRS is doing to aid the tsunami relief effort.

Featured

A young child with measles rash all over their body lies in bed and hugs a teddy bear.

The New York Times

Measles cases hit highest total since U.S. eliminated the disease
William Moss is quoted.

Scripps News

Health risks from the flooding in Texas could linger for months
Natalie Exum is quoted.

Media Briefing

U.S. Drug Supply Chain, Tariffs, Prices, and Availability
With Jeromie Ballreich and Mariana Socal.

In the News

Newsweek

August 20, 2025

Californians Warned of 'Devastating' New Health Insurance Costs

Ge Bai is quoted.

KCRG News (Cedar Rapids, IA)

August 19, 2025

Researchers say the U.S. is facing a gun suicide epidemic, here’s how you can help

Paul Nestadt is interviewed.

WMAL Radio (Washington, DC)

August 19, 2025

Health experts warn of effects of marijuana use

Kara Skelton is interviewed.

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