Maryland Daily Record - Dr. Nicholas Theodore, director of the Neurosurgical Spine Center at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, invented the spine surgery robot called ExcelsiusGPS. This technology marries imaging of the spine to the patient and allows surgeons to place instrumentation into the spine with unprecedented accuracy and safety, he said.
Popular Science - A new study from Johns Hopkins suggests cumulative stress can have an outsize effect on women’s memories, pointing to a possible reason why women experience dementia and related illnesses at a much higher rate than men.
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Maryland Daily Record - Dr. Nicholas Theodore, director of the Neurosurgical Spine Center at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, invented the spine surgery robot called ExcelsiusGPS. This technology marries imaging of the spine to the patient and allows surgeons to place instrumentation into the spine with unprecedented accuracy and safety, he said.
Popular Science - A new study from Johns Hopkins suggests cumulative stress can have an outsize effect on women’s memories, pointing to a possible reason why women experience dementia and related illnesses at a much higher rate than men.
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2019 Science Writers' Boot Camp
Mysteries of the Mind - Understanding Mental Health and Addiction
Monday, June 10, 2019
The National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
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