Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

09/08/2026

Spent the weekend creating stickers for this upcoming school year 🧠

➡ Swipe for the icon herself, MDW

09/03/2026

New to Bloomberg and looking for a good study spot and maybe a new coffee order to try? Claudio has you covered. ☕️

09/03/2026

"This past weekend was one we will never forget," wrote Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health executive director Allison Barlow. "A deeply joyful experience that reminds us what is possible when people rally around a common belief in the strength and leadership of women, girls and the communities they nurture."

"The generosity and infectious energy of Olivia Rodrigo and Daisy Chain Fields festival continues to multiply. During Olivia’s headline performance, we learned that the initial gifts announced for the festival’s nonprofit partners would be matched by Melinda French Gates. As a result, $2 million will come to the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health—to protect and grow our programming for Indigenous mothers, women, children and families. "

Photo features: (L-R) Fatima Goss Graves, Kelly Sawyer Patricof, Norah Weinstein, Dr. Allyson Bear, Christian LoBue, Olivia Rodrigo, Caren Spruch, Jenn Stowe, Sonya Passi, Madeline Halperin-Robinson, Angela D. Aina and Dr. Melissa Walls of CIH attend Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Press Prese...

09/03/2026

It’s long been a public health priority to evolve flu vaccine technology—a process which currently takes more than six months to produce a shot—so that manufacturers can respond more quickly to the evolving virus, making flu shots more effective.

mRNA flu shot approval will give many older Americans another option this fall—and data shows it outperforms traditional shots.

09/01/2026

E-bikes and e-scooters are everywhere, but data shows a high incidence of hospital admissions and severe injuries from falls and crashes. If you're the parent or guardian of an e-bike or e-scooter user, here are some ways to keep them safe.

Hear more insights from Johnathon Ehsani, associate professor of Johns Hopkins BSPH Department of Health Policy and Management: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4pQjMBQ6HR4GYqYdQvx8bp?si=SwIL2KAYTfufVjVLPwYprw

08/31/2026

It's the first day of term!

Hear from our newest Bloomberg students about what they are excited for this school year. 💙

08/31/2026

08/28/2026

When you reach for a glass of water today, thank Abel Wolman.

A Johns Hopkins University alumnus and longtime professor, Wolman developed the method for chlorination that we still use to rid our water of disease-causing bacteria.

Hear more about his life and legacy from medical historian Graham Mooney 💧

🔗 https://podcast.publichealth.jhu.edu/abel-wolman-friend-of-the-thirsty-a-life-and-legacy-of-water-sanitization

08/27/2026

Warmer coastal water is expanding where certain bacteria can live.

Natalie Armstrong breaks down what you need to know about Vibrio vulnificus and why cases are rising.

08/26/2026

In Episode 34, food system scholar Raj Patel unpacks the complex challenges embedded in the industrial food system and offers a compelling vision for a better future. A thoughtful conversation for anyone interested in food systems, sustainability, and structural change. https://clf.jhsph.edu/unconfined-podcast/polycrisis-stalking-our-food