New Anti-Bias Training at the School of Medicine
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine will teach students and trainees how to address unconscious bias and recognize structural racism.
News for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
At the School of Medicine, COVID-19 Creates an Academic Year Like No Other
Students and trainees are starting an academic year for the history books, one with challenges galore but opportunities as well.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Articles
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Johns Hopkins Study Shows Need for More Diversity in Psychiatry
A new study shows that the psychiatry workforce has fewer women, Blacks, Latinos and Native Americans than the general population.
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Johns Hopkins Distributes 85,000 Reusable Face Masks to Baltimore Community
The masks are 100% cotton and washable and will help slow the spread of COVID-19 among vulnerable communities
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The Johns Hopkins Diaspora: Where Diversity and Inclusion Thrive
In its first year, the employee resource group has promoted racial justice and inspired change.
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Johns Hopkins Tracker Looks at K–12 Reopening Plans
The database is helping bring equity considerations into the conversation about how to reopen schools.
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New Platform Makes Telemedicine Easier for Johns Hopkins Patients
A new telemedicine platform gives Johns Hopkins ambulatory patients one-click access to virtual appointments.
Insight
The system includes a desktop computer with a camera, special software, a wireless keyboard and a sensor arm that captures movement.
Prodensity — an app developed at Johns Hopkins — is helping our research community return to work in more than 600 labs while ensuring staff follow strict physical distancing mandates during COVID-19.
The interactive tool helps medical providers learn about and treat menopause.
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