Gun violence researcher & professor @ Johns Hopkins | baseball nerd and Orioles & Nationals fan | dog lover
Daniel W. Webster is an American health policy researcher and the distinguished research scholar of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. He is also the deputy director for research at the Johns Hopkins Center for the Prevention of Youth Violence, and the first Bloomberg Professor of American Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. In 2016, he became the director of the Johns Hopkins-Baltimore Collaborative for Violence Reduction, a joint crime-fighting effort between Johns Hopkins and the Baltimore Police Department. .. more
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As a journalist I am still shocked by how quickly the attack on the CDC was set aside.
How rarely I have read the name David Rose in the past few months is for me a pretty good indicator of how much a large swathe of US media has failed to meet this moment.)
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Despite this, states still have many tools at their disposal to reduce gun trafficking and keep communities safe.
Despite this, states still have many tools at their disposal to reduce gun trafficking and keep communities safe.
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"Why Denmark’s vaccine schedule works for Denmark — but not for the United States." www.statnews.com/2025/12/19/d... via @statnews.com
Nice summary of the hard work behind Baltimore’s success in reducing gun violence - the most recent 12-month rolling average is 60% lower than its peak in Sept 2021. Surprised that Group Violence Reduction Strategy wasn’t mentioned. Lots of credit to go around.
Nice summary of the hard work behind Baltimore’s success in reducing gun violence - the most recent 12-month rolling average is 60% lower than its peak in Sept 2021. Surprised that Group Violence Reduction Strategy wasn’t mentioned. Lots of credit to go around.
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So more politics.
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So more politics.
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Also gun dealer inspections cut by two-thirds, “forced reset triggers” now allowed & $1B in school mental health grants and local gun-violence programs canceled.
And this is what happens when we run towards each other. When we build relationships and coalitions and solidarity. We show up for each other. He showed up. Thank you.
I’ll weigh in on policies another day, but evidence-based policies depend on folks of different faiths & ideologies coming together in solidarity. 🕎