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Super sprouts?
Green treatment for autism
Published Oct 13, 2014
Chemical derived from broccoli sprouts linked to improved social interaction, verbal communication
Best and brightest
Green among 'Brilliant Ten'
Published Sept 17, 2014 Video
The Popular Science list puts a spotlight on young scientists who are revolutionizing their fields
Dried psychedelic mushrooms
Shroom study
Quit smoking with 'magic'?
Published Sept 11, 2014
Hallucinogen in mushrooms helps longtime smokers quit in JHU trial / Hopkins Medicine
Graphic Art
Comics meet medicine
Published Fall 2014
Comics and Medicine conference delivers crash course in the ways in which health professionals use comics / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Biomedical engineering
Choke science
Published Fall 2014
Nobody, not even the greatest basketball player on the planet, seems immune to choking when the stakes are high. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Ouch
The trouble with treating pain
Published Fall 2014
Pain afflicts millions of lives and costs millions of dollars; treating it has proved to be extraordinarily hard. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
... Jon Weingart
Published Fall 2014
Get to know Jon Weingart, professor of neurological surgery. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Top honors for Medicine
Published Sept 10, 2014
Four specialties ranked No. 1, 14 among top 10 in comprehensive national study of residency programs
Commentary
Removing protective gear poses risk
Published Sept 9, 2014
Physical, emotional fatigue are factors in 'inadvertent' Ebola contamination, specialists write in 'Annals of Internal Medicine'
Commentary
HIV lessons from the Mississippi baby
Published Aug 28, 2014
Child's relapse, 2 similar cases pave way to future cure efforts, experts say