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Johns hopkins children's center
Dance Marathon
'Too legit to sit'
Published
Nov 9, 2015
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Dance Marathon raises record $76,000 for Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Expert advice
Easing back-to-school jitters
Published
Aug 18, 2015
Parents should know difference between normal anxiety, behavior that warrants clinical attention, child psychologist says
/ Hopkins Medicine
PoopMD app works
Published
July 31, 2015
Small study affirms accuracy of free app that checks for signs of liver disease in newborns
/ Hopkins Medicine
Seizure stopper?
Published
June 22, 2015
Amino acid that inhibits, interrupts convulsions in mice in study could pave way for new epilepsy treatments
/ Hopkins Medicine
Dance marathon
Dancin' the night away
Published
March 2, 2015
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Annual JHU Dance Marathon raises more than $44,000 for Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Asthma risk reconsidered
Published
Jan 21, 2015
Race, ethnicity, income may be more significant factors than physical surroundings, study shows
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Enterovirus advice
Published
Oct 7, 2014
Most children who get Enterovirus D68 will do fine and will not require emergency care, hospitalization
Food allergies more common among inner-city youth
Published
Aug 15, 2014
One in 10 children in study allergic to milk, eggs, or peanuts
/ Hopkins Medicine
'Gut punch'
Child thought to have been cured of HIV remains infected
Published
July 11, 2014
2013 NEJM article about apparent cure was authored by Deborah Persaud, associate professor at Johns Hopkins Children's Center
/ The New York Times
Bacteria for baby?
Published
June 9, 2014
Newborns exposed to dirt, dander may have lower allergy, asthma risks, study suggests
/ Hopkins Medicine
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