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News Releases

January 31, 2001

Building Implosions Not a Spectator Sport

December 14, 2000

Researchers Find No Link Between Problem Drinking and on the Job Injuries: Workplace Hazards Stronger Predictors of Risk

For young workers in the United States, common occupational injuries (excluding sprains and strains) do not appear to be strongly associated with alcohol dependence.

December 14, 2000

AIDS Analyst Gives Overview of Asia's Rising HIV Epidemic

After sub-Saharan Africa, Asia is now the world's most HIV/AIDS-affected region, with an estimated 7.2 million cumulative HIV infections by 2000. One-fifth of Asia's infections occurred in 1999 alone, more than half of these in Asians under the age of 25.

December 13, 2000

Particulate Air Pollution Needs to Be Controlled to Protect Public Health

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health have found that in spite of improved efforts to control air pollution, pollution by microscopic particles continues to be associated with adverse health effects on the public-at-large.

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

The Baltimore Sun

August 15, 2025

COVID-19 cases surge in Maryland as summer ends and school begins

Andy Pekosz is quoted.

Healthline

August 15, 2025

6 Ways Trump’s 'Big Beautiful Bill’ Could Limit Healthcare Access

Liz Fowler is quoted.

Healio

August 14, 2025

Annals of Internal Medicine ignores call from RFK Jr. to retract study

Amesh Adalja is quoted.

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