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|  | New Website Connects Agriculture and Public Health
The Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF) has launched a website to enable research on the critical links between agriculture and public health. The Agriculture & Public Health Gateway is a unique information resource for public health and agricultural professionals, advocacy and community organizations, policymakers, journalists and educators....Read More....
| | SEE Campaign Braves Cold at JHU Campus
It was Monday, December 8, the last day of classes for students at Homewood and the SEE for yourself Monday campaign launched its finals survival activities. In brutally cold temperatures, the SEE partners gave away water bottles stuffed with tips on how to reduce stress and healthy snacks, like apples, cider, and bananas (because even though they are seasonal around here, some people don’t like apples)....Read More....
| | Reforms Needed in Health Care Services for Adolescents,?Including Greater Coordination of Care and Better Training for Providers
WASHINGTON -- Current health services for adolescents are fragmented and poorly designed to meet the health needs of all of the nation's adolescents, says a new report from the National Research Council and Institute of Medicine.....Read More....
| | Check Out CLF’s New Blog: A Sustainable World: From All Angles
What do four Ph.D.’s, a former newspaper editor, a Professor and an enthusiastic story teller share in common? Well, other than one entertaining office space at Johns Hopkins University – they all share a common belief that their work in life is to....Read More....
| | Meatless Monday Project
Learn about Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's role in the national campaign to moderate meat consumption and encourage healthy alternatives.
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Baltimore, MD 21205
ph: 410-502-7578
fx: 410-502-7579 email: clf@jhsph.edu
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Look for CLF in the Dec. 2008