COVID-19: Parents Breathe Next Sigh of Relief
Parents of the youngest age groups have been holding their breath waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine to be approved. On June 17, 2022,...
On the Pulse | 07/05/22
Public health
Remembrance
Diane Demarest Becker, ’64, was a champion of community care Diane Becker, ScD, MPH, RN, an expert in the prevention and management of...
Alumni | 04/26/22
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Brings Expertise on Disparities and Childhood Obesity
Eliana Perrin, MD, MPH, a nationally recognized leader in patient-oriented primary care, childhood obesity, and health disparities...
Faculty | 04/25/22
SON Is in CAPABLE Hands
Sarah Szanton takes reins as fifth dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Sarah L. Szanton, PhD, RN, FAAN, was the perfect choice as...
Features | 11/15/21
Privileged Information
Gurtler Scholar uses own good fortune to change that of at-risk communities Written by Steve St. Angelo | Photo by Chris Hartlove Cheryl...
Profiles | 04/29/21
Providing Clarity on Health Care
Researcher Hae-Ra Han works to break barriers to equity and understanding from both sides of the equation Written by Steve St. Angelo |...
Profiles | 04/29/21
Dr. Craig Pollack is Connecting Scholars Across Johns Hopkins for a Multidisciplinary Approach to Housing and Health
“The lack of safe and affordable housing creates a health crisis with a broad range of harmful consequences,” says Craig Pollack, MD,...
Faculty | 11/13/20
Davidson and Shattell are American Nurse Influencers
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean Patricia Davison and Dr. Mona Shattell, associate dean for faculty development, are the newest Nurse...
On the Pulse | 05/01/20
Being a Good Neighbor During COVID-19
Older adults have been advised to stay at home for more than a month now due to COVID-19, and may be experiencing a great deal of social...
On the Pulse | 04/22/20
