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Health
Study: Anxiety treatment for kids often fails in long run
Published
Jan 29, 2014
Less than half of all children achieve long-term relief, researchers say, underscoring need for follow-up
/ Hopkins Medicine
How does cancer spread?
This is a tumor. No, seriously.
Published
Jan 29, 2014
Video
How does breast cancer spread? JHU cell biologist explains, using Play-Doh
Workout wearable
Getting fit gets smarter
Published
Jan 27, 2014
With Atlas, JHU alum Peter Li is poised to make a big splash in the wearable fitness tracker market
Now hear this
Your brain on silence
Published
Jan 24, 2014
Impaired hearing linked to accelerated brain tissue loss
/ Hopkins Medicine
A sickening downturn?
Published
Jan 17, 2014
Web queries related to health concerns exceeded expectations during recession, researchers find
Counting calories
Downside to diet soda
Published
Jan 17, 2014
Overweight adults who drink diet soda also eat more, Hopkins researchers say
/ School of Public Health
Medicine alternative
Surgery for sale?
Published
Jan 16, 2014
Video
Hopkins bioethicist weighs in on a new website that allows patients to solicit bids for medical care
Hepatitis C therapy paves way for 'unprecedented advances'
Published
Jan 15, 2014
Research points to future of injection-free treatment, Hopkins doctor says
/ Hopkins Medicine
John M. Freeman, renowned Hopkins pediatric neurologist, dies at 80
Published
Jan 15, 2014
He revolutionized treatment of pediatric epilepsy, was a founding faculty member of the university's Berman Institute of Bioethics
Looking up Xs
Insight on 'silent' chromosomes
Published
Jan 15, 2014
Color-coding brain cells allows Hopkins researchers to find inactive X chromosomes in female mice
/ Hopkins Medicine
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