A new approach for United Way
Shorter campaigns, more personal approach are hallmarks for
2006

Utilizing a more streamlined and personal approach
than in previous years, Johns Hopkins' three 2006 campaigns
for United Way of Central Maryland — for the
university, Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Applied Physics
Laboratory — will either kick off or swing into high
gear this month. (SAIS' donations are reported to the
Washington National Capital Area campaign.)
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Internet2 takes JHM to India
Imagine Johns Hopkins faculty members performing
microsurgery in Tanzania from a computer terminal in a
Baltimore operating room, or health care experts in Vietnam
presenting an avian influenza patient to medical students
gathered in the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center.
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Experts: Protect most vulnerable from flu
pandemic
The influenza pandemic of 1918 killed more than 50
million people. In the face of the possibility that another
virulent pandemic might occur, a group of international
experts convened by Johns Hopkins is urgently calling on
policy-makers and public health officials to disseminate a
new set of principles to better take into account the
interests of those who will be the worst affected: the
world's most poor and disadvantaged.
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