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Johns Hopkins and Cleveland Clinic Team Up to Participate in $20 Million Award to Study Sugar Molecules
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$20 million will fund four academic centers to launch the National Career Development Consortium for Excellence in Glycosciences Training
Johns Hopkins-Led High Value Practice Academic Alliance Hosts Conference on Creating High Value Health Care Systems
Sep 19, 2018
Hopkins-led High Value Practice Academic Alliance to host national conference on creating high value health care systems
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USA Today - “Many [transplant candidates] will not live long enough by the time their name gets to the top of the list,” says Niraj Desai, a transplant surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medicine. “[Transplanting infected organs] substantially lessens the wait time.”
Reuters - [A] new study suggests “that certain trace chemicals that we are exposed to in small amounts could be harming our eyes in subtle, incremental ways over time,” says Dr. Mandeep S. Singh of the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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