Behind the alarming rise in US gun suicides among youth of color Surging gun ownership and unaddressed racial trauma have contributed to an uptick in youth firearm suicides The Guardian - US · May 21, 2024
A group of college kids may have just figured out how to get leaf blowers to shut up Stanley Black and Decker was so enamored with the work of four Johns Hopkins engineering students it plans to sell the product in stores. Fortune · May 18, 2024
Message from Johns Hopkins University President "I am writing today to reiterate the reasons why the encampment is so problematic and why I am calling on you to end it." Reason · May 3, 2024
Our solar system map may need an update — the Kuiper belt could be way bigger How a cosmic dust storm is helping New Horizons to redraw the map of the outer solar system. Space · Feb 23, 2024
Coaching history of new Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly Traversing the coaching history of Chip Kelly. #GoBucks USA Today Sports Media Group · Feb 10, 2024
Congresswoman Virginia Fox launches investigation into anti-Semitism at Harvard In this informative interview, Congresswoman Virginia Fox discusses the investigation into anti-Semitism at universities like Harvard and the controversy s... Top News · Jan 14, 2024
US supreme court to hear case on domestic abuser’s right to own guns Experts say United States v Rahimi may be matter of life and death for thousands of abuse victims, majority women, and their families The Guardian - US · Nov 6, 2023
The field goal attempt was terrible, but they still won on an incredibly lucky play. The field goal attempt was terrible, but they still won on an incredibly lucky play. Sports Illustrated · Oct 30, 2023
Doctor who treated Morgan State shooting victim is gunshot survivor himself Johns Hopkins trauma surgeon Dr. Joseph Sakran relied on a unique combination of training and personal experience this week when a shooting left five people injured on the campus of Morgan State University in Baltimore The Independent UK · Oct 6, 2023
Aaron Rodgers’s Injury: Achilles Tendon Experts Answer Key Questions Did turf cause his injury? Did his calf strain make him vulnerable? Was it a fluke? Could the Jets have seen this coming—and therefore taken preventative steps? Is there any way to predict tears? Sports Illustrated · Sep 14, 2023
VIT, Johns Hopkins University to collaborate on faculty, student exchange programmes The Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) and Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, United States, are to collaborate on faculty and student exchange programmes, student training programmes and study programmes. The Hindu · Jul 28, 2023
As nonprofit hospitals reap big tax breaks, states scrutinize their required charity spending POTTSTOWN, Pa. — The public school system here had to scramble in 2018 when the local hospital, newly purchased, was converted to a tax-exempt nonprofit entity. Tribune News Service · Jul 16, 2023
Psychologists Just Figured Out How The Brain “Hears” the Sound of Silence Aural illusions help researchers at Johns Hopkins University demonstrate that the brain processes silence in the same way it processes sound. Inverse · Jul 11, 2023
Studying the link between the gut and mental health is personal for this scientist Calliope Holingue researches how the microbiome and mind affect each other. She's part of a growing field, exploring how that connection could ultimately improve treatments for mental conditions. WEKU · Jul 8, 2023
Reason · Jul 3, 2023 The Case for Abolishing Legacy Preferences in College Admissions They probably aren't illegal under current law. But they are nonetheless wrong for many of the same reasons as racial preferences.
WEKU · May 25, 2023 Ukraine's Zelenskyy surprises Johns Hopkins grads as their commencement speaker Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's virtual appearance at the commencement ceremony was a surprise for those in attendance. He was also awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.
Los Angeles Times · May 24, 2023 Michael Hiltzik: These 'experts' sold the U.S. on a disastrous COVID plan, and never paid a professional price They've held credentials from some of the world's most elite universities — Harvard, Stanford, Johns Hopkins, Oxford. They've been welcomed into the highest government policy councils. They became fixtures on television news shows and were quoted incessantly by some of the nation's leading newspapers.
Tribune News Service · May 24, 2023 Trial starts for Maryland doctors accused of leaking medical records to Russia BALTIMORE — An email from a Johns Hopkins physician reached the Russian Embassy on March 1, 2022, five days after Russia invaded Ukraine, sparking a deadly war that has now spanned more than a year.
Cinemablend · May 23, 2023 Two Ways Bob Hearts Abishola Can Resolve The Season 4 Finale Cliffhanger After The Big Casting News Big casting news broke about Bob Hearts Abishola before the Season 4 finale, and here's what it could mean for that cliffhanger.
The Guardian - US · May 13, 2023 How America’s fatal gun attraction turned schools into war zones Texas alone has suffered 17 mass shootings this year and now lawmakers propose ‘battlefield trauma care’ facilities in schools
Al Jazeera · May 11, 2023 Three years, 1.1 million deaths: COVID emergency ending in US As US public health emergency declaration comes to an end, Al Jazeera looks at the pandemic’s heavy toll on the country.
Zenger · May 2, 2023 African Bird’s Intricate Feather Patterns Inspires New Water Bottle Design The fascinating bird has long been the subject of scientific interest due to its incredible water carrying talent.
Tribune News Service · Mar 31, 2023 Baltimore Safe Streets sites ‘clearly’ reduce homicides, shootings, Johns Hopkins evaluation finds BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s flagship community violence intervention program, Safe Streets, has led to reductions in nonfatal shootings and homicides, according to a Johns Hopkins analysis of nearly 15 years of data.
Daily Mirror · Mar 29, 2023 Gastro doctors share foods they never eat – as they can wreak havoc on the gut Several leading experts on gut health have shared the foods they always try to swerve so as to avoid annoying side effects like bloating and gas – but they are regular staples of many diets
The Guardian - US · Mar 14, 2023 A Black couple’s home was undervalued by $300,000. Now the US is investigating Two Johns Hopkins professors say loanDepot lowballed them on their Baltimore home due to their race