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Founded in 1876, Johns Hopkins University has spent 150 years redefining what is possible through research, education, and discovery. As we enter our sesquicentennial year, It's time to celebrate the relentless pursuit of knowledge and the people behind it.

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$Panel Discussion Inspired by the Book Information Sick Information Sick: How Journalisms Decline and Misinformations Rise Are Harming Our Health—and What We Can Do About It, explores the challenges posed by a fractured media landscape and presents innovative solutions for rebuilding trust and transparency in health communication. The discussion will feature the authors, journalists, and others talking about a path forward. Joining this panel discussion are: • Lymari Morales - Associate Dean for Communications and Marketing, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; co-author of Information Sick • Joanne Kenen - Journalist-in-Residence and Assistant Lecturer, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; co-author of Information Sick • Joshua M. Sharfstein - Vice Dean for Public Health Practice and Community Engagement Distinguished Professor of the Practice, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; co-author of Information Sick • Eric Eyre - Journalist and author, Death in Mud Lick: A Coal Country Fight Against the Drug Companies That Delivered the Opioid Epidemic • Jane Norman - Washington Bureau Chief for States Newsroom • Shefali Luthra - Reproductive Health Reporter, The 19th • Helen Burstin - Chief Executive Officer, Council of Medical Specialty Societies For more information about this book, visit https://www.press.jhu.edu/books/title/53768/information-sick This event was held at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, DC on November 4th, 2025. #hopkinsathome #johnshopkinsuniversity @JohnsHopkinsSPH #informationsick #publichealth #misinformation #journalism$

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