News and Media

Press Enquiries

The Center's faculty regularly engage with local, national, and international media and share their science and policy expertise with the public on issues including:

Global Health Security
Emerging Infectious Diseases and Epidemics
Medical and Public Health Preparedness and Response
Deliberate Biological Threats
Opportunities and Risks in the Life Sciences

Recent News

March 20: Center for Health Security submits recommendations to House of Representatives for Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA) reauthorization

March 12: Center Director Tom Inglesby Publishes Guest Essay in The New York Times to Mark 3^rd Anniversary of COVID-19 Pandemic

February 6: Center for Health Security welcomes Dr. Erin Sorrell as Senior Scholar

February 1: Center for Health Security Director Tom Inglesby Testifies at US House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee Hearing

January 27: Center Faculty Respond to the NSABB Document “Proposed Biosecurity Oversight Framework for the Future of Science”

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Media Coverage

USA Today: Closer look: What you need to know about Babesiosis, a tick-borne illness with cases on the rise, feat. Amesh Adalja, MD

Scientific American: Will Humans Ever Go Extinct?, feat. Amesh Adalja, MD

The Atlantic: A Major Clue to COVID’s Origins Is Just Out of Reach, feat. Gigi Gronvall, PhD

Verywell Health: How Long Will You Test Positive for COVID-19?, feat. Gigi Gronvall, PhD

Good Morning America: What we know about coronavirus' long-term effects, feat. Amesh Adalja, MD

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Newsletters

COVID-19

Situation reports on the emerging novel coronavirus from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.

Health Security Headlines

Updates on the most important news, events, developments, research, and policy in the areas that comprise health security: biosecurity and biodefense, medicine and public health, science and technology, domestic preparedness and response, government affairs and national security, and 21st century threats. Available through free subscription. Learn more about Health Security Headlines.