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Health

Psych secrecy

Published Spring 2013

Study confirms that keeping psychiatric records private could adversely affect patients' health / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Lessons from a bug

Published Spring 2013

When it comes to educating children about sexual abuse, sometimes the best spokesperson is a Madagascar hissing cockroach / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Tuning out pain

Published Spring 2013

When it comes to pain care, sometimes medication isn't enough. Music can help / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Saving face

Now comes the hard part

Published Spring 2013

Doctors have long mastered the techniques that make face transplants possible. Now the challenge is tricking bodies into accepting their new parts / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Foodstuff

Published Spring 2013

Consumers are demanding more sustainable foods. To feed the world, we'll need to apply those practices to global food systems / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Preventing injuries, saving lives

Published Spring 2013

A new scholarship is named for pioneering injury prevention researcher Susan Baker / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Infant born with HIV reportedly cured

Published March 4, 2013

Johns Hopkins Children's Center virologist Persaud authors report that could pave way to eliminating HIV in children / Johns Hopkins Children's Center