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Health
Insomnia may lead to increased use of health services, JHU study shows
Published
June 2013
Insomnia affects nearly half of all adults age 60 or older, according to NIH data
/ Gazette
My view
A 3-D weapon
Published
June 2013
3-D mammography could lead to earlier detection of breast cancer
/ Gazette
Character study
Tricking the brain to read
Published
June 2013
JHU cognitive scientists devise alphabets that allow subjects to read again
/ Gazette
Makeup of mental illness
Published
May 28, 2013
Family studies suggest rare genetic mutations combine to cause schizophrenia
/ Hopkins Medicine
SPH to monitor family planning progress in developing nations
Published
May 28, 2013
$15M Gates Foundation grant will support mobile device-based data collection system
/ School of Public Health
Buzz block
Published
May 22, 2013
Compound appears to curb cravings for cocaine, JHU researchers find
/ Hopkins Medicine
In memoriam
Johns Hopkins diabetes expert Brancati dies at 53
Published
May 16, 2013
He was longtime director of Division of General Internal Medicine at School of Medicine
/ Hopkins Medicine
Chemical connection
Published
May 15, 2013
Researchers link elevated cadmium levels to increased risk of liver disease
/ Hopkins Medicine
Fowl findings
Concerns about chicken
Published
May 13, 2013
Study shows elevated levels of arsenic in U.S. chicken meat
/ School of Public Health
Micro management
Bacteria vs. malaria
Published
May 10, 2013
Infecting mosquitoes with specific bacteria strain could help stop spread of disease
/ NPR
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