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School of Medicine

Immunotherapy
One-two punch for ovarian cancer
Published Dec 5, 2017
Mouse study finds that combination immunotherapy could improve ovarian cancer treatment
CRISPR
Optimizing a cutting-edge technology
Published Dec 1, 2017
What's the best way to edit genes with CRISPR? Scientists propose 'rules' to improve consistency, efficiency
Paleontology
Then came people
Published Winter 2017
Paleontologists believe that for millions of years, the Jamaican monkey had a pretty sweet life on the island—until people came along / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Medicine
Urgent med school
Published Winter 2017
In war-torn Syria, there's a desperate need to find more effective ways to prepare the next generation of medical students in a hurry / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Genetics
Revising the genome
Published Winter 2017
CRISPR lets scientists edit our genetic source code. This is going to be interesting. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Alumni Association
Meeting of the medical minds
Published Winter 2017
School of Medicine unveils expanded engagement strategy that connects graduates not only with their classmates but with the school and its current students / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Community health
Time for a checkup
Published Nov 28, 2017
Rales Health Center gives students at one Baltimore public charter access to the equivalent of a pediatrician's office right in their own school
Q+A
From data to decision
Published Nov 20, 2017
Computer scientist Greg Hager discusses why engineering is so critical to modern medicine
Genetic disorders
Heart failure reversed in Marfan mice
Published Nov 16, 2017 Video
Study: Increasing stress on Marfan hearts—even at levels well-tolerated in other hearts—can initiate heart failure
Free fallin' for data
First-semester rush
Published Nov 15, 2017 Video
First-year Biomedical Engineering students measure how a roller coaster ride affects heart rate and blood flow