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Health
Mental health
Post-ICU blues
Published
Aug 15, 2016
One in three former intensive care unit patients show symptoms of depression, study finds
/ Hopkins Medicine
Nutrition
DASH for kidney health
Published
Aug 12, 2016
Popular diet known to lower blood pressure also good for kidneys, study suggests
/ School of Public Health
Student scholar
'A door-opening opportunity'
Published
Aug 12, 2016
Rising senior George Mwinnyaa, a public health studies major, earns coveted NIH Undergraduate Scholarship
Child safety
Toddlers most at risk for chemical eye burns
Published
Aug 11, 2016
Injuries are frequently caused by common household cleaners, review of ER visits finds
Zika research
4 JHU teams win funding to combat Zika virus
Published
Aug 10, 2016
Projects are among 21 selected for accelerated development in USAID Zika challenge
heart health
Taking the 'clinic' to the people
Published
Aug 4, 2016
Researchers aim to eliminate racial differences in outcomes of blood pressure control programs
/ Hopkins Medicine
Epidemiology
Public health behind bars
Published
Aug 4, 2016
Study finds that prisons contribute to global health epidemics such as tuberculosis, hepatitis, HIV
/ The Baltimore Sun
Get up and go
Pandemic or prescription?
Published
Aug 4, 2016
A public health perspective on the Pokémon Go gaming craze, which has tens of millions talking—and walking
/ Global Health NOW
Ebola
Not your typical post-graduation trip
Published
Aug 3, 2016
Recent graduate Laura Scavo travels to Liberia to see the Ebola protective suit she worked on in action
Bioengineering
Cancer's first steps
Published
Aug 2, 2016
Early stage sarcoma cells motivated to move in search of oxygen, study suggests
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