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Health
Global Health
Alliance for a Healthier World awards grants
Published Oct 12, 2017
Awards totaling $170,000 support projects designed to impact health inequities in low-, middle-income countries
Human genome
How genetic differences contribute to disease
Published Oct 11, 2017
In largest study of its kind, Johns Hopkins scientists help show link between genetic expression and molecular changes within body tissues
Young child colors on sidewalk with chalk
Understanding childhood resilience
Published Oct 11, 2017
In study of Hispanic children, researchers find those in immigrant families experience less trauma than U.S.-native born counterparts / Hopkins Medicine
State mandates lead to increases in autism care
Published Oct 10, 2017
Findings strengthen case for expanding coverage, Bloomberg School researcher says
Male circumcision boosts women's health
Published Oct 10, 2017
Procedure shown to reduce transmission of HIV, other sexually transmitted diseases
In case of emergency, just add water
Published Oct 9, 2017
Therapeutics in powder form could change how medicines are stored, transported in adverse conditions / Applied Physics Laboratory
Study explores gun violence injuries, cost
Published Oct 4, 2017
Analysis estimates firearm-related injuries in U.S. cost $2.8B annually in emergency room, inpatient charges
Paul Rothman
Rothman appointed to new term at Medicine
Published Sept 29, 2017
President Daniels praises Hopkins Medicine CEO, dean for his 'extraordinary leadership' over the past five years
Disaster response
Six from Hopkins assist with hurricane recovery in St. John
Published Sept 27, 2017
Go Team supporting patient care on island in aftermath of hurricanes Irma, Maria
Mental Health
Genetically altered mice display traits of bipolar disorder
Published Sept 26, 2017 Video
Study may improve understanding of how genes linked to bipolar risk change neural circuits in the brain / Hopkins Medicine