Skip to main content
Home

Social links

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Header secondary

  • Subscribe
  • All Topics
  • Coronaviruses
  • Climate Change
  • Infectious Diseases
  • Maternal Health
  • Vaccines
  • Violence

Joanne Silberner

Joanne Silberner, an 18-year veteran of NPR's Science Desk, is a freelance reporter focusing on global health. She also teaches journalism at the University of Washington. 
 

Articles by Joanne Silberner

Image
Equipment is seen at the Yale University Lab in New Haven, Connecticut. August 26, 2019. George Etheredge/Bloomberg/Getty.
Coronaviruses

How Covid Slowed Basic Science

Image
An illustration of a scientist.
Global Health

Decolonizing Global Health: Know Your Organizational Weaknesses

Image
An illustration of a flexing bicep with an image of a hospital overlaid.
Global Health

Decolonizing Global Health: Reform Your NGO

Image
An illustration of two hands with pencils facing opposite directions.
Global Health

Decolonizing Global Health: Change the Curriculum

Image
An illustration of two scientists. One is sitting at a desk and the other is walking away with an armful of laboratory equipment.
Global Health

Decolonizing Global Health: Respect Your Partners

Image
Composite photo of Anton Basenko, Bill Hall, and Kawango Agot
Infectious Diseases

Courageous Voices: Global HIV/AIDS Activists Share their Stories

Image
Anton Basenko  attending the UN General Assembly High-level Meeting on Tuberculosis, 2018
Global Health

Replacing Hate with Harm Reduction

Image
Bill Hall photographed in his home in Seattle, Washington, Oct. 5, 2015. Image: by Robert Hood/Fred Hutch News Service
GHN Exclusive

Speaking Out

Image
Dr. Kawango Agot, Kenya
Infectious Diseases

Working Close to Home to Prevent HIV

Image
A nurse monitors a COVID-19 patient in the ICU of Regional Medical Center in San Jose, California on May 21, 2020. Image: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
GHN Exclusive

Depression, Pain, Breathing Problems—and That’s After Surviving COVID-19

Image
A maternity matron holds 2 baby girls, the first children conceived through IVF in Kenya, May 2006.  Image: Simon Maina/AFP/Getty
GHN Exclusive

Infertility as a Neglected Disease

Image
Meeting surrounding the kickoff for the HelmVit study on schistosomiasis during pregnancy and its effects on the infants immune system (Prof. da Costa is second from left). Image by Eva Arnold
GHN Exclusive

A Neglected Disease, A Lab Researcher, And Real Life

Pagination

  • Current page 1
  • Page 2
  • Next page ››
  • Last page Last »

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

Sign-up to receive a weekday newsletter to keep you up to date on the global health issues.

 
 

Social links repeated in footer

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Footer

  • About
  • Support Us
  • Newsletter Archive
  • Contact

Copyright 2022 Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. All Rights Reserved. Views and opinions expressed in Global Health NOW do not necessarily reflect those of the Bloomberg School.

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health