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Johns hopkins children's center
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
Boogie night
Dance, dance, dance
Published March 3, 2014 Photos
More than 350 participants get on the dance floor for annual fundraises for Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Delaying HIV treatment
Published Feb 11, 2014
Nearly half of HIV-infected teens put off treatment, study finds, increasing risk of long-term complications / Hopkins Medicine
Study: Anxiety treatment for kids often fails in long run
Published Jan 29, 2014
Less than half of all children achieve long-term relief, researchers say, underscoring need for follow-up / Hopkins Medicine
Pretty (covered) in pink
Chalk it up for charity
Published Oct 10, 2013 Photos
280 students participate in 5K Color Run, with proceeds benefitting Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Genetic glitch
The root of allergies
Published July 24, 2013
Researchers attribute array of allergies, other conditions to faulty genetic pathway / Hopkins Medicine
Tuberculosis
A new weapon to fight TB
Published June 11, 2013
Experimental vaccine developed at Johns Hopkins shows promise in preventing TB meningitis / Hopkins Medicine
Time honor
Influential research
Published April 18, 2013
Johns Hopkins pediatric HIV expert Persaud among Time's 100 most influential