Johns Hopkins Volunteers Assemble Face Shields for Coronavirus Protection
Dozens of Johns Hopkins volunteers are creating face shields and assembling personal protection packs that will help clinicians reuse their surgical masks and N95 filtering respirators.
Myths, Rumors and Misinformation
When information is rapidly changing during the COVID-19 pandemic, myths, rumors and misinformation often begin.
Johns Hopkins Responds to Coronavirus: Ask the Experts
Johns Hopkins experts explain the steps Johns Hopkins Medicine is taking to keep patients safe and ensure optimal care.
New Coronavirus Vaccine in Development at Johns Hopkins
Tzyy-Choou “TC” Wu, director of the gynecologic pathology division, and Chien-Fu Hung, associate professor of pathology and oncology and professor of gynecology and obstetrics, are working on a new coronavirus vaccine.
In Fight Against Coronavirus, Telemedicine Ramps Up at Johns Hopkins
The Johns Hopkins Health System has expanded its telemedicine capabilities that now allow for screening and monitoring of patients with the virus, as well as caring for people who would normally go to Johns Hopkins hospitals or clinics.
Coronavirus Screening Test Developed at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins clinical microbiologists Karen Carroll, M.D., and Heba Mostafa, M.B.B.Ch., Ph.D., have developed an in-house coronavirus screening test that may soon allow the health system to test as many as 1,000 people per day.
