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December 27, 2024

ALICE ZHAO

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The previous equation used in kidney function tests by the Hopkins Health System produced two different values depending on whether a patient was Black or not.

Hopkins announces adoption of race-free kidney function algorithm

By ALICE ZHAO | February 24, 2022

MAX AGUILERA HELLWEG/COURTESY OF AXEL KRIEGER AND JIN KANG
Krieger inspects the anastomosis performed by SMART.

Hopkins robot is first to perform laparoscopic surgery without assistance from humans

By ALICE ZHAO | February 18, 2022

COURTESY OF KAWSAR TALAAT
Talaat's son was vaccinated on Saturday, Nov. 7. Talaat and Mendelson discussed the benefits of expanding the availability of the vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.

School of Public Health faculty discuss benefits of COVID-19 vaccine approval for children

By ALICE ZHAO | November 17, 2021

COURTESY OF CHRISSY O'KEEFE
HYPER-Melt detects tumor-specific DNA methylation in order to diagnose ovarian cancer at earlier stages.

HYPER-Melt develops new technology for ovarian cancer screening

By ALICE ZHAO | November 8, 2021

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As public interest in commercial space travel increases, space travelers’ health has become a greater concern.

Hopkins study looks at preventing back pain in space travelers

By ALICE ZHAO | November 4, 2021

COURTESY OF MELANIE BROWN
Dr. Sanford Greenberg and Susan Greenberg, philanthropists and namesakes of the new Sanford and Susan Greenberg Center to End Blindness.

Wilmer Eye Institute establishes Sanford and Susan Greenberg Center to End Blindness

By ALICE ZHAO | October 26, 2021

COURTESY OF JIM BURGER PHOTOGRAPHY
(From left to right) Alexandra Rindone, Elana Ben-Akiva, Ariel Yosef Isser, Alycen Wiacek and Julie Shade have all been named Sibel Scholars for the year 2022.

Five Hopkins students named Siebel Scholars

By ALICE ZHAO | October 8, 2021

COURTESY OF ANDREW FOLKMANN
Liquid protein condensates (red) are stabilized by Pickering agents (green) that adsorb to the condensate surface.

Hopkins researchers discover protein clusters on biomolecular condensates

By ALICE ZHAO | September 25, 2021

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