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Politics+Society
Health and economics
How the recession weighed on children
Published
June 3, 2016
Study links unemployment during economic downturn with weight gain in California schoolchildren
/ School of Public Health
The blaze that still burns
Published
Summer 2016
The School of Medicine's Blaze of Glory class goes on humanitarian trip to Cuba
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Zika virus
Misinformation, amplified
Published
May 24, 2016
Social media conspiracy theories could undermine efforts to combat Zika virus, experts caution
Behavioral science
Misconduct's silver lining
Published
May 24, 2016
Study: Deviant behavior can have the unexpected benefit of causing non-deviants to work harder
Bioethics
Berman Institute program wins $4M grant
Published
May 23, 2016
Funding will support continued study of the complex implications of genomic research
/ Berman Institute of Bioethics
Sound safety measures?
Published
May 16, 2016
Study finds that common hospital safety measures are often misleading
/ Hopkins Medicine
Daniels talks innovation at Milken conference
Published
May 10, 2016
Video
President takes part in panel discussion on how universities can contribute to regional economic development
A time for change
Conversation to action
Published
May 5, 2016
Final Redlining Baltimore event examines window of opportunity created by new leaders, invigorated activism
Nutrition
Food fixes
Published
May 4, 2016
Video
New documentary explores alternative ways communities around the U.S. access fresh food
Race in America
'Nobody is free until we are all free'
Published
April 28, 2016
Activist Bree Newsome discusses grassroots organizing and why she tore down the Confederate flag in South Carolina
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