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RT @LipitzCenter: At the end of the 2024-2025 academic year, Lipitz Center student fellows Sanika Kulkarni, Abigayle Burnett, Rohini Achal,….

HPM associate professor @dr_msocal and @NPR pharmaceuticals correspondent @slupkin answer questions about tariffs, global markets, and the lack of transparency around drug pricing during a @wamu885 radio broadcast. Check out the full discussion:

Welcome to the 79 new students joining the Department of Health Policy and Management this year!. The HPM community wishes its new and continuing students an insightful first week of the 2025-2026 academic year.

MPH '25 alum @Animashaun_ chats about why he made the pivot from medical student to health policy professional, how Afrobeats help him decompress, and his involvement with @HopkinsCHDS. Watch the full interview:

A study led by associate research professor @HosZare highlights how the definition of “community benefit” shapes our understanding of nonprofit hospital contributions and raises urgent questions about transparency, accountability, and tax-exempt status:

A new piece published in @Health_Affairs takes a deep look at the current direction of federal homelessness policy—and what history and research tell us about its likely impact. Read the full piece:.

A new study explores how people who inject drugs (PWID) are responding to the growing instability and danger in the U.S. illicit drug supply. The research also points to the urgent need to remove structural barriers to harm reduction. Learn more:

“Even with record-high take-up rates in 2023, it’s clear that procedural hurdles, geographic inequities, and policy decisions at the state level continue to limit access for many eligible Americans,” said postdoctoral fellow @rebeccab_smith. Learn more:

In this installment of Humans Of HPM, Henry Larweh, MSPH ‘25 alum, chats about his research on substance use disorders, why he loves sci-fi, and what his parents think of his career trajectory. Watch more:

A new study led by assistant professor @CatherineEttman and published in @AmJEpi suggests that area credit scores, long used by lenders to evaluate financial risk, may also be a proxy for mental health risks. Learn more:

@HPRScholars The program's leadership team is incredibly proud of this cohort and looks forward to seeing what they accomplish in their future endeavors. #HPRSSI2025. Learn more about the scholars:

During the 2025 @HPRScholars Summer Institute, scholars from across the country came together for a week of panel discussions, presentations, and community-building in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. The week concluded with a graduation ceremony for Cohort 5. #HPRSSI2025

RT @JHSPH_CMAP: Earlier this month, we kicked off our 10-week summer internship program with an amazing group of undergrad students!. They'….

Graduate student and healthcare data analyst Gabriela Chavez chats about her experience as a caregiver for her mother, how tennis and boxing helps her decompress, and her favorite quotes from NCQA's 2025 Health Quality Forum. #HumansOfHPM. Watch more:

Nominate members from the Class of 2025 for @deBeaumontFndtn's 40 Under 40 in Public Health list! The list elevates leaders changing the face of public health in innovative ways. Nominations are accepted until Friday, June 13th. Submit nomination:

RT @JohnsHopkinsSPH: Announcing the next dean of @JohnsHopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Keshia Pollack Porter!. A champion for pu….

The downpour during last Wednesday’s @JohnsHopkinsSPH convocation ceremony was no match for these Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) students!. Congratulations to the 115+ students who received their degrees from the Department of Health Policy and Management! 💙🎉

Led by associate professor Mary Fox and faculty associate Mary Sheehan, a new global study highlights the uneven distribution of urban early warning systems and the underutilization of public health expertise in climate adaptation strategies. Learn more:

In this segment of #HumansOfHPM, PhD candidate Kim DeFiori shares why she does research on mental health; lessons she has learned from her service dog, Thor; and what motivated her to compete in the Empower Your Pitch competition. Watch more:

A study led by assistant professor @AkreEllesse found that one third of primary care practices provided LGBTQ+-specific training for clinicians and staff. Researchers call for broad policy changes to bridge gaps in LGBTQ+-affirming care. Learn more: