Media Coverage 2026

Why Can’t India Get its Heatwave Mortality Data Right?

The Quint, June 12, 2026

Meghalaya hosts Johns Hopkins team for evaluation of Gates Foundation partnership

Northeast News, June 10, 2026

Johns Hopkins begins review of Meghalaya health reforms.

Hub News, June 09, 2026

Johns Hopkins Scholar Anand Pandian Wins 2026 Zócalo Book Prize

India West., June 05, 2026

New framework offers fresh insights into autism risk factors

The Hub, June 04, 2026

Health Hack 2026 to Drive Equitable Healthcare Innovations at VIT Bhopal University in Partnership with Johns Hopkins University.

Big News Network., May 28, 2026

‘India’s heatwave is a massive historical event — El Nino plus warming can make 2026 hottest year’.

Times of India, May 24, 2026

Hopkins MD/PhD student wins 2026 Soros Fellowship for “dark genome” research.

Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering. , May 11, 2026

Johns Hopkins leads $24M multinational consortium to find hepatitis B cure.

The Hub, March 10, 2026

How to Continue HIV Research During Funding Cuts.

Infectious Diseases Special Edition., March 06, 2026

3 Indian Americans among New Voices’ STEM leaders.

American Bazaar., February 27, 2026

Will artificial intelligence make human workers obsolete?

The Hub, February 23, 2026

VIT Bhopal University and Johns Hopkins University host Health-Hack 2026 to advance equitable healthcare innovation

Bio Voice News, February 17, 2026

Sandhya Ganesh secures JHU grant to foster student dialogue.

New India Abroad., February 09, 2026

Openomics 2026: A Fine Balance.

Open Magazine, February 05, 2026

An audacious new book about a “precocious” country.

The Economist, January 22, 2026

Dr. Rakesh Gupta Appointed Director General of National AIDS Control Organisation and Additional Secretary, Health Ministry.

Elets Online, January 19, 2026 Dr. Rakesh Gupta is a Bloomberg School of Public Health alumnus.*

India-US Ties Have 'Jumped The Rails', Optimism Based On Modi-Trump Rapport Has Faded: Expert.

ETV Bharat., January 11, 2026

Who is Anu Garg? 1991-batch IAS officer poised to be Odisha's first woman chief secretary.

Mint, December 24, 2025 Anu Garg is a Bloomberg School of Public Health alumna.*