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The death rate of Ethiopian children under the age of five can be significantly reduced by a local program that trains mothers to teach other mothers how to recognize the symptoms of malaria in their children, and promptly treat them at home.

Scientists at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health have identified a molecular mechanism whereby lead poisoning cripples learning and memory.

A study at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health shows, despite the increased number of United Nations peacekeeping missions, there has been no evidence of an increased risk to peacekeepers following the end of the Cold War.

Researchers at the Johns ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ has discovered that the burden of disease in developing countries, such as Pakistan, can be assessed by using a composite indicator the HeaLY (healthy life-year) method.