Institute of Medicine / Pediatrics University of Maryland School / University of Maryland Children's Hospital Michael Langbaum / /
IndustryTerm
weakened immune systems / /
MedicalCondition
seen zero measles infections / measles / measles infections / illness / past infection / permanent injuries / lethal disease / Vaccine-Preventable Diseases / infection / /
MedicalTreatment
vaccination / /
Organization
Pediatrics Harbor Hospital / Maryland Chapter / Pediatrics University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center / Institute of Medicine / School of Public Health George J. Dover / Pediatrics Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center / Pediatrics Saint Agnes Hospital / University of Maryland Children's Hospital / American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement / Square Medical Center / American Academy / Pediatrics Sinai Hospital / Greater Baltimore Medical Center / Department of Health / University of Maryland School of Medicine / /
Person
Timothy Doran / Laurel G. Yap / Steven J. Czinn / Scott Krugman / Dean Johns Hopkins / Susan Dulkerian / Joseph Wiley / Joshua M. Sharfstein / Physicians Tina Cheng / Joneigh Khaldun / Leana S. Wen / Michael G. Burke / Susan Chaitovitz / Gregory Branch / Michael Crocetti / George J. Dover / Michael Langbaum / /
Position
President / Director / Health and Human Services / Director / Department of Social Services / scientist / Interim Chair of Pediatrics Mercy Medical Center Gregory / Chief / Chief Medical Officer / Director of Pediatrics Johns Hopkins Children / Chairman / Director / Commissioner / Associate Dean / Chair / Health Officer and Director / Interim Chair of Pediatrics Mercy Medical Center / Director of Pediatrics Johns Hopkins Children’s Center / /
THE BALTIMORE STATEMENT ON CHILDHOOD VACCINATION In the 1930s, measles infections in Baltimore sickened thousands and killed or permanently injured hundreds of children every year. Outbreaks came and went, seemingly at r