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Health
Hopkins doctors help treat burn victims in Taiwan
Published
Aug 20, 2015
Hundreds were injured when colored powder ignited during event at popular water park in late June
ALS Research
Ice bucket boost
Published
Aug 20, 2015
Video
Funds generated by Ice Bucket Challenge help make breakthrough finding possible, researchers say
/ The Washington Post
Mind tricks
Brain retrained
Published
Aug 18, 2015
Researchers learn how visual cortex of blind children adapts to respond to spoken language, sound
ROI in research declining
Published
Aug 18, 2015
Increased regulation, proliferation of work that can't be reproduced slow progress of new drug approvals, life expectancy gains, researchers say
/ School of Public Health
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
Prescription drug abuse
Promising policy solutions
Published
Aug 17, 2015
Florida laws show power of policy tools in fight against prescription drug epidemic, researchers say
In memoriam
Longtime medical school dean Richard Ross dies at 91
Published
Aug 13, 2015
Renowned cardiologist led School of Medicine from 1975 to 1990
Survey says ...
Simple steps to better care
Published
Aug 11, 2015
Survey highlights practices that consistently lead to high patient ratings of hospital care
/ Hopkins Medicine
Better healing?
Published
Aug 10, 2015
Researchers gain insight into how skin, hair regenerate in burns, other wounds after trauma
/ Hopkins Medicine
Patient safety
Early warning signs
Published
Aug 5, 2015
Computer algorithm could help speed detection of sepsis, which kills an estimated 200,000 in U.S. each year
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