Students with Disabilities Forge New Paths in School of Medicine
The school of medicine welcomes and supports students with disabilities, chronic illnesses and mental health disorders.
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Supporting Mental Health for Faculty and Staff During COVID-19
Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Office of Well-Being offers mental and emotional health assistance for employees facing the holidays with apprehension and anxiety.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Articles
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Johns Hopkins Joins National #MaskUp Campaign to Slow the COVID-19 Pandemic
Johns Hopkins Medicine, together with 100 of the nation’s other top health care systems have come together with an urgent plea for all Americans — #MaskUp.
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Return to Care Campaign Reminds People to Put Health Back on Their To-Do Lists
Learn about the new Johns Hopkins Medicine advertising campaign.
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Hopkins History Moments
Neil A. Grauer tells the story of the Johns Hopkins connection to a famous World War I poem.
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Inside the Johns Hopkins Psilocybin Playlist
Iconic works from Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi and other classical composers are part of a nearly eight-hour playlist that participants in psychedelic research studies listen to during their psilocybin sessions.
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COVID-19’s Lessons: How the Pandemic Changed Residency Training
Former Osler assistant chiefs of service and a former intern share their experiences on how they adapted to the pandemic’s “chaos” and “uncertainty.”
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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