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Cancer research
Tumor growth slowed
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March 22, 2016
Antibody targets 'gateway' commonly found in lung, breast cancers
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Public health
Last piece of dengue puzzle?
Published
March 16, 2016
Single-dose vaccine 100 percent effective in preventing virus in small clinical trial
Hopkins inHealth
Next gen sweat test
Published
March 16, 2016
JHU team developing wearable sensor for cystic fibrosis treatment
Global Health
Improving maternal health in Myanmar
Published
March 16, 2016
Jhpiego works to increase quality of midwifery faculty, students and improve facilities where they teach, learn
Risk/Reward
The gluten-free grocer
Published
Spring 2016
On a mission to bring a hard-to-find foods to those with special diets
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Reproductive health
Follow-ups for fertility
Published
Spring 2016
Maria Trent says she's found new ways to reach pelvic inflammatory disease's most vulnerable victims
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Fishy business
Fish farm alarm
Published
March 14, 2016
Global shift to using plant-based feeds may change levels of healthy fatty acids in farm-raised fish
Survey says ...
Food source findings
Published
March 11, 2016
New U.S. dietary guidelines ignore broad support for sustainable agriculture practices
Kidney transplants
Better chance at survivial
Published
March 9, 2016
Study: Survival rates for those receiving incompatible organs higher than for those waiting on dialysis for compatible donor
Health care ethics
Kass to help oversee landmark NIH study
Published
March 8, 2016
Study aims to determine how to best utilize electronic medical records, genetic data to improve health care
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