Category: Johns Hopkins Center fo Public Health Preparedness

Predicting Community Resilience and Recovery After a Disaster

After 9/11, I was asked by the Baltimore City Health Commissioner to help prepare the city for a radiation terrorism event, because my entire career up until that point had been in radiation-based medical imaging. I didn’t know anything about public health preparedness at the time, but I found it very fulfilling to work with Read More >

August 7, 2017 by Jon Links, Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health11 Comments

natural disasters, preparedness, response

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