Racism // An Enduring Crisis
Angela Harrelson brought a cupcake with candles to a protest in Minneapolis on October 14—the birthday of her nephew George Floyd.
How segregated admissions at Johns Hopkins finally ended.
A national disease forecasting center would gather the best data and models to prevent epidemics and save lives.
Five young Baltimoreans share what they see—and what needs to change.
Hopes raised by the rapid development of vaccines don’t yet extend to pregnant women.
Faith leaders and community organizations play critical roles in enrolling Black and Latinx trial participants.
COVID-19 has left me and thousands of others with lingering symptoms and an uncertain recovery.
The initial coronavirus surge has passed, but the mental health fallout persists.
Revitalize Public Health
We must build political will to transform our hobbled system to address today’s health threats.
A new office aims to break down structural racism and inequities at the School and beyond.