A Parasite-Powered Hunger Strike
Does Plasmodium drive mosquitoes’ feeding behavior?
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An exploration of one of our most basic needs—and what failing to meet it means.
Heads in the Cloud
With laptops, free online courses, and a startup, Biostatistics Professor Jeff Leek aims to open doors to data science careers for Baltimore youth.
20 And Counting
Two decades of transforming family planning research, policy, and advocacy.
Hot on Cholera's Trail
Antibodies and algorithms help track outbreaks and identify hot spots.
Dates + Deadlines
The Man Behind the Curtain
In a career spanning decades and continents, Henry Mosley quietly transformed the field of public health.
What It's All About
Resilience, individual to global, is at the core of the public health mission.
Collections Summer 2019
It started with the purchase of the 1895 tome Malaria Fevers of Baltimore at New York City’s Argosy Book Store in 2014.
Advocating for Better Maternal Health in the U.S. and Globally
CCP's Susan Krenn and Christy Turlington Burns discuss challenges and opportunities in global maternal health.
Rethinking: Minding the Gap
Focusing on race obscures the true drivers of cancer disparities.
The Accidental Gerontologist
Karen Bandeen-Roche uses statistical methods to identify biological signatures of resilience and frailty.
Outbreak 101
Students role-play a federal response to a pandemic.