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Design challenge
Ebola safety solutions
Published Oct 27, 2014 Photos
JHU designers aim to improve protective gear for those treating Ebola patients
Public Health dean criticizes N.J. Ebola quarantine
Published Oct 27, 2014
In letter to Gov. Christie, Klag says policy 'increases paranoia without materially protecting health'
CDC taps Hopkins Medicine to create Ebola training tool
Published Oct 24, 2014
Program will offer guidance on proper donning and safe removal of protective gear, patient monitoring
Johns Hopkins Hospital part of Md. Ebola strategy
Published Oct 23, 2014
It is among three hospitals identified as designated sites to treat local patients with virus / Hopkins Medicine
Jhpiego awards three grants to support international health care programs
Published Oct 23, 2014
Winning proposals in New Frontiers Award program receive $25,000 each
Design challenge: Protective gear
Published Oct 21, 2014
University hosts event with goal of reducing risk of Ebola infection for frontline health workers
JHU issues guidance on travel to West Africa
Published Oct 20, 2014
Faculty, staff, students discouraged from traveling to areas most affected by Ebola outbreak
Q+A
Common Ebola questions
Published Oct 17, 2014
Learn how virus spreads; its symptoms; what Johns Hopkins Hospital is doing to ensure patients, visitors, staff are protected
Experts gather to discuss Ebola outbreak
Published Oct 14, 2014
Swiftly moving epidemic presents immense challenge to national and global health systems, infectious disease expert Michael Osterholm says
Super sprouts?
Green treatment for autism
Published Oct 13, 2014
Chemical derived from broccoli sprouts linked to improved social interaction, verbal communication