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Health
To boldly go?
Great unknowns
Published
April 3, 2014
Ethics experts give NASA guidance on health standards for high-risk space flights
Dirt secrets
Where does your garden grow?
Published
April 3, 2014
Lack of knowledge about soil contamination could pose health risk for urban gardeners, researchers say
Seeking the origins of disease
Published
March 25, 2014
New tool could yield insight, help researchers identify targets for treatment
/ Hopkins Medicine
Jhpiego honored by U.N.
Published
March 25, 2014
Global health nonprofit wins 2014 United Nations Population Award for maternal health efforts
Match Day
The big residency reveal
Published
March 21, 2014
Video
Johns Hopkins med students learn their residency destinations on Match Day
Tweet view
Twitter flu tracking goes local
Published
March 18, 2014
Data accurately gauge's spread of flu in New York City in study
Model behavior
Straight talk on cancer
Published
March 11, 2014
Video
Model developed by Hopkins researchers could lead to better understanding of how metastasis occurs
Nutrition
Racial food deserts
Published
Spring 2014
When it comes to having healthy food options in a neighborhood, the racial composition matters.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Alternative medicine
Beyond kissing, mistletoe has therapeutic potential
Published
Spring 2014
A Johns Hopkins cancer patient is raising the profile of mistletoe injections as an alternative cancer therapy
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Evidence
Nice try, guys
Published
Spring 2014
Photos
A shot of testosterone to the brain doesn't necessarily help male canaries attract mates. Read our roundup of the latest research findings.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
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