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December 21, 2024

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Former Senator Barbara Mikulski discussed women's healthcare advocacy following a documentary screening featuring her work.

Senator Mikulski discusses women’s healthcare advocacy following film screening

By DEANNA RAHMAN | April 17, 2023

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The Resilience in Stressful Events program works to provide rapid, peer-to-peer support to healthcare workers who experience emotional distress or trauma due to work-related situations.

Rising to the challenge: Hopkins team confronts healthcare burnout

By DEANNA RAHMAN | March 9, 2023

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Students can drop in at the office of the SDS in Shaffer Hall to meet with SDS coordinators.

"What now?": Long COVID as a potential disability and its effects on workers

By DEANNA RAHMAN | December 6, 2022

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Persistent respiratory conditions, including coughing, fatigue, dyspnea and chest pain, constitute a large component of post-COVID symptoms.

A hacking cough or new personality trait: respiratory impacts of long COVID

By DEANNA RAHMAN | October 27, 2022

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Chief among the cognitive impacts of long COVID-19 is "brain fog," characterized by difficulty thinking clearly, concentrating, forgetfulness and memory loss.

Seeing through the fog: cognitive impacts of long COVID

By DEANNA RAHMAN | September 26, 2022

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Nearly four years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the long-term effects of COVID-19 remain largely unknown.

The impacts of pediatric long COVID

By DEANNA RAHMAN | September 9, 2022

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Paul Fuchs described how acoustic trauma and age-related hearing loss can lead to the degeneration of neurons connected to the hair cells in the ear.

Hopkins professor explores our understanding of the ear and what's left to discover

By DEANNA RAHMAN | February 5, 2021

Racial disparities persist even during a pandemic

By DEANNA RAHMAN | April 19, 2020

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People who inject drugs receive clean needles at safe injection facilities.

Safe injection facilities are backed by evidence, but not the public

By DEANNA RAHMAN | March 5, 2020

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Students can attend fitness classes at the Rec Center even during finals week.

Finals Health Series: Exercise can boost academic performance

By DEANNA RAHMAN | December 5, 2019

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Senator Mikulski discusses women’s healthcare advocacy following film screening

Rising to the challenge: Hopkins team confronts healthcare burnout

"What now?": Long COVID as a potential disability and its effects on workers

A hacking cough or new personality trait: respiratory impacts of long COVID

Seeing through the fog: cognitive impacts of long COVID

The impacts of pediatric long COVID

Hopkins professor explores our understanding of the ear and what's left to discover

Racial disparities persist even during a pandemic

Safe injection facilities are backed by evidence, but not the public

Finals Health Series: Exercise can boost academic performance

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