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Public Health dean criticizes N.J. Ebola quarantine
Published Oct 27, 2014
In letter to Gov. Christie, Klag says policy 'increases paranoia without materially protecting health'
Commentary
Smart is not a dirty word
Published Oct 23, 2014
CTY director: Grit, talent are 'mutually reinforcing, not innately opposed' / The Baltimore Sun
... Jon Weingart
Published Fall 2014
Get to know Jon Weingart, professor of neurological surgery. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
The imperfect measure of care
Published Fall 2014
The federal government, through the Affordable Care Act, has begun paying health care providers based on how good their services are. There's just one problem: How in the world do you measure that? / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Going long
Published Fall 2014
Jim Margraff and Bill Stromberg spent countless extra practice time together, honing both their crafts and their timing. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Four Questions
For Kathy Schnurr
Published Sept-Oct 2014
University chaplain talks about religious and spiritual life, interfaith engagement at JHU / Gazette
'Father of medical robotics'
Published Sept-Oct 2014
Computer scientist Russ Taylor helped create breakthroughs in computer-assisted brain, spinal, eye, ear, nose, throat surgeries / Gazette
Commentary
Nurses play key role on 'front lines' of Ebola outbreak, Nursing dean says
Published Aug 25, 2014
Davidson's op-ed published in 'The Baltimore Sun' / The Baltimore Sun
Commentary
'Proceed with caution'
Published Aug 19, 2014
Public health ethics expert urges gradual, informed dissemination of experimental Ebola treatment
Opinion
Arab world's blurred lines
Published Aug 13, 2014
Vali Nasr: Sectarian violence in Iraq can be traced to 'arbitrary boundaries' drawn after WWI / The New York Times