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Politics+Society

Opioid Crisis

Missed opportunities for opioid treatment

Published Dec 4, 2017

Most people referred for opioid treatment by criminal justice system don't receive optimal care, Bloomberg School researchers find

From left to right: Kevin Frick, Carey Business School vice dean for education; Marcus Tan; Ryan Douglas; Nariman Ziaee; and Chirag Potdar. They are holding up a giant check for $12,000

Case competition

Carey MBA students take first place

Published Dec 4, 2017

Four-member team wins first place, $12K at Chamber of Commerce case competition

A close up image of a mother holding her toddler daughter up to a chain link fence

American Indian Health

Mom home school

Published Winter 2017

Home visiting program strengthens the bonds between Native American mothers and their children, community / Johns Hopkins Magazine

A man inspects a toddler's back while she lies on a table in a makeshift examination room

Medicine

Urgent med school

Published Winter 2017

In war-torn Syria, there's a desperate need to find more effective ways to prepare the next generation of medical students in a hurry / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Oscar-winning film editor and sound designer Walter Murch likes to dive into obscure subjects—including some discounted 18th-century astrophysics that, he thinks, deserves another look / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Illustration shows one gray elephant in a long line of multicolored elephant offspring with a person standing nearby looking at a device

Genetics

Revising the genome

Published Winter 2017

CRISPR lets scientists edit our genetic source code. This is going to be interesting. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Sourcing a younger crowd

Published Winter 2017

Through their startup, GiveCampus, two Hopkins alums have helped more than 400 K-12 schools, colleges, and universities raise more than $100 million / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Voice of influence

Published Winter 2017

Wendy Osefo, a visiting assistant professor in the School of Education, founded a project to boost graduation rates for minorities on college campuses / Johns Hopkins Magazine