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New in Milbank Quarterly Opinion
For research universities: more transparency and shared governance key in responding to Trump cuts.
May 13, 2025
New Lancet Letter
Actions and policies that make U.S. health workforce less representative will harm health and hike costs.
April 18, 2025
Declining US Drug Overdose Deaths: Evidence-Based Prevention and Treatment Working
Return to failed “War on Drugs” tactics will reverse progress
February 4, 2025
First Ten Fellows Named for Innovative Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Program
February 3, 2025
2024 World AIDS Day
November 26, 2024
- Recipients can receive up to $300,000 in funding for research, teaching, and programming anchored at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center
- The gallery's first exhibition of a solo artist opens Oct. 29, featuring paintings and drawings by Lindsay Adams, whose work creates a communal and sensory experience tapping into jazz and Black histories
- New works, which span a range of artistic styles and mediums, showcase artistic talent in and around Baltimore and deepen connections between the university and surrounding communities
- Launching April 9 in partnership with the Sam Gilliam Foundation, the series invites speakers to reflect on the intersection of art, academia, and public policy
- Bipartisan panel discusses term limits, court expansion, and ethics during inaugural Hopkins Forum event
Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine
- Focus: With or without federal funding, Laura Mata López has earned the trust of her community. When her NIH F31-Diversity Predoctoral Fellowship was suddenly terminated by the federal government this past April, the community-based research Laura Mata López had spent more than two years co-developing with Latina immigrant women was threatened. She wasn’t surprised by […]
- At Johns Hopkins, we know the future of nursing is shaped by the nurses on the front lines of care every day. Every patient interaction, every care decision, every moment at the bedside carries the potential to improve outcomes—and it is our nurses who make that difference. That’s why we have built a robust, interconnected […]
- By Dana Robinson When I walk into the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, I’m struck by the steady rhythm of purpose all around me. A student running a high-fidelity simulation, mastering complex decision-making under pressure. A faculty researcher analyzing data that could change how entire populations access care. A group of students preparing to testify […]
- Each year, more than 3.5 million women give birth in the United States. While 84 percent begin breastfeeding, many encounter barriers that make it difficult to continue — from a lack of paid leave to limited access to skilled lactation support. The consequences are significant: suboptimal breastfeeding costs the nation an estimated $17.2 billion to […]
- On September 22nd, the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Center for Equity in Aging and Center for Equity in Child and Youth Health and Well-Being, welcomed alumna Dr. Connie Siskowski, founder and president of the American Association of Caregiving Youth (AACY), as part of a panel discussion entitled, "Caregiving Youth: A Call to Action for […]
Latino AIDS Awareness Day Media Kit
View slides (in English and Spanish) that Dr. Vincent Guilamo-Ramos presented at the recent White House ¡Adelante! Summit – they can help you engage your community and partners to mobilize around solutions. Assets to use include the news release (in English & Spanish) announcing the New England Journal of Medicine article and Latino HIV Crisis social media graphics.