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Rethinking fish farming

Published July 15, 2014

Some aquaculture methods pose risks to public health and deplete natural resources

Vending machine sells breastfeeding accessories

Published July 14, 2014

Storage bottles, breast pads, other supplies available in nursing mother's room at Johns Hopkins Hospital

A fighting chance at survival

Published July 11, 2014

JHU students develop treatment that could prevent fatal blood loss in wounded soldiers

'Gut punch'

Child thought to have been cured of HIV remains infected

Published July 11, 2014

2013 NEJM article about apparent cure was authored by Deborah Persaud, associate professor at Johns Hopkins Children's Center / The New York Times

Johns Hopkins FastForward accelerator fuels promising startup businesses

Published July 9, 2014

In first year, 9 startups were accepted by School of Engineering incubator

Researchers begin to catalog human proteins

Published July-Aug 2014

Using 30 different human tissues, team identifies proteins encoded by 17,294 genes, about 84 percent of all the genes in the human genome predicted to encode proteins / Gazette

JHU School of Medicine's 'enzyme whisperer' finalist for young scientist award

Published July-Aug 2014

JHU School of Medicine associate professor Sinisa Urban a finalist for young scientist award / Gazette

Pathologist Noel Rose

Published July-Aug 2014

Professor is well-known for his pioneering studies on autoimmune thyroiditis in the 1950s that ushered in modern era of research on autoimmune disease / Gazette