Dr. Alison Gemmill, Assistant Professor, PFRH, will give a talk “The coming COVID-19 baby bust: What can we learn from recent declines in US fertility?”
HPC Seminar Speaker Alison Gemmill 12/21 Mon. 12:15-1:20pm

Dr. Alison Gemmill, Assistant Professor, PFRH, will give a talk “The coming COVID-19 baby bust: What can we learn from recent declines in US fertility?”
U.S. News & World ReportA ‘Dangerous Moment’ as End of Eviction Ban LoomsAs the end of 2020 approaches, so, too, does the expiration of a national ban on evictions, prompting […]
Elizabeth A. Stuart, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: For highly influential contributions to development and application of causal inference methods, for excellence in teaching and mentoring, and for […]
Financial problems may be an early warning of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Those with dementia were more likely to have […]
Studies and statistics alike have shown that people over 65 and those with underlying health conditions face the highest risks of dying from COVID-19 compared to the rest of the […]
MedicalResearch.comJohns Hopkins COVID-19 Risk Calculator May Improve Vaccine DistributionUnderstanding risk at individual and community level may lead saving lives through development of more targeted strategies for prevention and better adherence […]
CNBC.comHere’s how the eviction crisis could increase the spread of Covid in the USWith the national eviction ban set to expire in weeks, CNBC spoke to the researchers about why […]
The stressors we’re all facing reach beyond fear of getting sick from COVID-19, and kids are no different. The toll the disease has taken on the economy, housing, food security […]
Congratulations to the HPC Associates who received the Discovery 2020 awards! Addressing the Double Disparity: Food Insecurity among People with Disabilities– Bonnielin Swenor (Medicine), Laura Samuel (Nursing), Sarah Szanton (Nursing), […]
As many states enter a new wave of more stringent measures to limit the spread of COVID-19, users on social media have been sharing posts that question the purpose of […]