Archived articles

Health

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

Night moves

Sleep shopping?

Published Summer 2014

Today's somnambulant adventurers go for activities with a 21st-century bent, such as placing online orders while still asleep / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Tough jobs

Published Summer 2014

Firefighters' disproportionate risk of heart disease and other research findings. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Water, water everywhere?

Published Summer 2014

The new Johns Hopkins Institute for Water wants you to value the H?O you use. Every last drop of it. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

A familiar struggle

Published Summer 2014

Brown Scholars conduct public health research to eliminate health disparities in poor, urban populations. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Spit take

Body protects cells from toxins in coffee, tea

Published May 30, 2014

Researchers plan to study how natural defenses might be circumvented in some, causing cancers, other illnesses

Johns Hopkins schools collaborate to offer Business of Health Care program

Published May 30, 2014

A new online leadership and management training certificate program for medical professionals will draw upon the strengths of the university's Bloomberg School of Public Health, Carey Business School, School of Medicine, and School of Nursing