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Health
In short supply
Published
June 19, 2014
With lifesaving chemotherapy drugs in short supply, the time for collaborative solutions is now
Super sprouts
Better drink your broccoli?
Published
June 18, 2014
Broccoli sprout beverage enhances detoxification of air pollutants in clinical trial in China
/ School of Public Health
Drinks of choice
Identifying binge brands
Published
June 17, 2014
Bud Light, vodka among most popular binge drinks for underage consumers
Partners in innovation
Published
June 11, 2014
Johns Hopkins joins NSF's National Innovation Network, will work closely with Maryland, GW, Virginia Tech
Bacteria for baby?
Published
June 9, 2014
Newborns exposed to dirt, dander may have lower allergy, asthma risks, study suggests
/ Hopkins Medicine
Support for survivors
Published
June 6, 2014
$2 million gift to help breast cancer survivors cope with post-treatment needs
Smoke alarm
Published
June 4, 2014
Poor air quality in Baltimore hookah bars poses health risk, JHU study shows
Life vest
'Shocking' design could save lives
Published
June 3, 2014
Lightweight defibrillator vest designed by students improves upon existing garment for patients at risk for sudden cardiac arrest
Nursing
Staying capable
Published
Summer 2014
A new program sends a handyman along with the nurse on home visits to Baltimore's low-income elderly
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Oncology
An epigenetic key to a mystery
Published
Summer 2014
A Johns Hopkins oncologist is uncovering clues as to why so many American men get prostate cancer and how we can prevent it.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
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