Laura Stott named Supervisor of the Year for her work with students
Award from Experiential Learning recognizes her ability to guide, encourage, and advise her student employees
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Kathy Cahill spreads the word about digital accessibility
The former geriatric social worker leaned into her computer skills to forge a new path to a second meaningful career
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Luke's swing
Johns Hopkins students design a platform swing that supports the posture and muscle development of Luke, a special needs child with a knack for disassembling things
Johns Hopkins University United States Luke Noppenberger Bymarlene Cimonspublished David Noppenberger Diana Bershadsky
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Training 'ambassadors' to talk to vaccine-hesitant parents
Rupali Limaye of the Bloomberg School of Public Health discusses the creation of a free virtual course for parents, teachers, and school staff to help them encourage other caregivers to make evidence-based decisions about vaccinating their children
United States Rupali Limaye Bymarlene Cimonspublished Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins University American Academy Of Pediatrics
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Hospitals on the brink
While the most recent surge of COVID-19 infections may be slowing at long last, hospitals and their staff expect to continue operating at crisis level for the foreseeable future
United States Johns Hopkins Hospital Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Larry Hogan Kimia Ghobadi Gabor David Kelen
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New malaria vaccine brings hope to sub-Saharan Africa
Photini Sinnis of the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute talks about the new vaccine and its effectiveness against the deadly parasitic disease
United States Bymarlene Cimonspublished Photini Sinnis Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute World Health Organization Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health
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Viruses that heal
Bacteriophage therapy could help in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria
United States San Diego Bymarlene Cimonspublished Robertt Schooley Steffanie Strathdee Tom Patterson
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Lyme selfies
By Marlene Cimons / Published Spring 2021 Long before the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a surge in telemedicine, John Aucotts patients would text and email him photos of their rashes. "My kids used to joke: Dont look at dads phone because its got pictures of peoples body parts," Aucott says. "Every time my phone pinged, it felt like Groundhog Day because it was the same, over and over." His phone is still pinging, but Aucott, director of the Johns Hopkins...
United States Philippe Burlina John Aucott Bymarlene Cimonspublished Sezin Palmer Centers For Disease
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