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1-10-2022 The Dangers of Treadmills for Kids: Hazel’s Story.jpg

Three-year-old Hazel and her mom, Sarah Beckman, after Hazel suffered a serious burn injury from a treadmill in October 2021.

1-5-22 New Color-Coded Test Quickly Reveals If Medical Nanoparticles Deliver Their Payload

Microscope image of the cells used to test nanoparticles. The cells here are genetically engineered to fluoresce at points where endosomes carrying nanoparticles into the cell are opened.

12-21-21 Early Use of Convalescent Plasma May Help Outpatients with Covid-19 Avoid Hospitalization.jpg

A physician removes a bag of donated COVID-19 convalescent plasma after thawing. A study led by Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health shows convalescent plasma can be an early treatment for COVID-19, reducing the n

12-16-21 Pet Scans Help Guide Drug to Best Treat Orthopaedic Implant Bacterial Infections.jpg

Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have shown that PET scans can be used to “see” the movement of the drug rifampin in a living body, so that it can better treat bacterial infections — such as the Staphylococcus aureus microbes seen here — attacking ortho

10-26-21 Statins Likely Not Helpful In Reducing Covid-19 Mortality or Severity.jpg

10-14-21 Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Wilmer Eye Institute Establishes the Sanford and Susan Greenberg Center to End Blindness.jpg

From left to right: Jan McDonnell, Wilmer Director Peter J. McDonnell, Wilmer Board of Governors’ Chair Sanford Greenberg, Sue Greenberg and Dean of the Medical Faculty/CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine Paul B. Rothman. Credit: Johns Hopkins Medicine

9-30-21 Young Transplant Recipients Have Better Covid-19 Vaccine Response Than Adult Counterparts.jpg

Illustration of antibodies binding to the surface spike proteins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, blocking it from entering a person’s cells. A new Johns Hopkins Medicine study shows pediatric organ transplant recipients have higher levels o

8-3-2021 Johns Hopkins Study: Anti-Parasitic Drug Slows Pancreatic Cancer in Mice

The image on the left (Control) is a magnified view of an example mouse pancreas that has developed pancreatic cancer due to mutations in two cancer susceptibility genes. On the right (MBZ) is the identical mouse strain, but with the only difference in th

7-28-2021 Fruit Compound May Have Potential to Prevent and Treat Parkinson’s Disease, Mouse Study Suggests.jpg

An illustration of PARIS with the crystal structure of Farnesyltransferase, the enzyme that enables farnesylation.

7-14-21 Ward Infinity 2021 Cohorts

07-07-21 Gene Editing Therapy in Early Stages of Huntington’s Disease May Slow Down Symptom Progression, Mouse Study Shows

Representative cerebral blood volume maps in mouse brains from indicated genotypes and treatment groups. Top row shows the raw images — the red regions of interest indicate the quantified brain region. Bottom row shows the representative cerebral blood vo

07-07-2021 'Fortunate Accident' May Yield Immunity Weapon Against Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria.jpg

Scanning electron micrograph of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteria being engulfed by an immune cell known as a neutrophil. Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have discovered that blocking a specific group of enzymes called caspase

6-30-21 Cynthia Wolberger Named Director of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Department of Biophysics an

Cynthia Wolberger, Ph.D. Credit: Johns Hopkins Medicine

6-14-21 For Transplant Recipients, Third Time May Be the Charm for Better COVID Vaccine Protection.jpg

Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers have shown that three doses of vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — increase antibody levels more than the standard two-dose regimen for people who have received solid organ transplants. The rese

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6-2-2021 Dual Immunotherapy Regimen

5-5-2021 Organ Transplant Recipients Remain Vulnerable to Covid-19 Even After Second Vaccine Dose.jpg

5-4-2021 Kimmel Cancer Center Research Team Takes Gene Mutation Detection in Blood to Next Level.jpg

New SaferSeqS technology detects rare mutations in blood in a highly efficient manner and reduces the error rate.

4-8-21 Lifetime Monitoring After Infant Cardiac Surgery May Reduce Adult Hypertension Risk.jpg

Graphic comparing a normal heart to one with a typical congenital heart defect where there is a hole in the wall separating the lower two chambers. A Johns Hopkins-led study recommends that children who have surgery to repair defects such as this be monit

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