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November 21, 2024

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Pursuing the intersection of science and the humanities

By MEGHANA RAVI | May 22, 2022

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The team hopes that the sensor can be used for rapid COVID-19 testing in crowded locations like airports.

Hopkins team develops new sensor for rapid COVID-19 testing

By MEGHANA RAVI | April 16, 2022

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Hopkins researchers hope to elucidate the connection between hearing loss and dementia.

Hopkins researchers explore the link between hearing loss and dementia

By MEGHANA RAVI | December 7, 2021

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The hope for the edit-a-thon is not only to increase representation of scientists and doctors with disabilities but also to build more of a community at Hopkins for students and faculty living with disabilities.

Hopkins groups host Wikipedia edit-a-thon to increase representation of scientists with disabilities

By MEGHANA RAVI | December 7, 2021

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A flu shot is one way to gain protection from the flu.

Hopkins doctors weigh in on this year's flu season

By MEGHANA RAVI | December 5, 2021

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The student residence Charles Commons will be renamed for Frederick Scott and Ernie Bates, two Hopkins alumni.

A look at the four individuals giving their names to campus buildings

By MEGHANA RAVI | November 21, 2021

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Black Friday is one of the busiest shopping days of the year, but consumers could face shortages this holiday season according to Professor Dai.

Expect shortages this holiday shopping season, according to Professor Dai

By MEGHANA RAVI | November 4, 2021

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Jason Fischer and Sarah Cormiea studied the relationship between the scent of pumpkin spice and memory.

The science behind the appeal of pumpkin spice

By MEGHANA RAVI | October 11, 2021

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Researchers found that nurses with seasonal allergies benefited the most from wearing masks.

Masks may ward off seasonal allergies

By MEGHANA RAVI | April 24, 2021

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The team is testing out different messaging styles to see what resonates with people hesitant to be vaccinated.

Only half of American adults report they will be vaccinated ASAP, study finds

By MEGHANA RAVI | April 11, 2021

MEGHANA RAVI

Pursuing the intersection of science and the humanities

Hopkins team develops new sensor for rapid COVID-19 testing

Hopkins researchers explore the link between hearing loss and dementia

Hopkins groups host Wikipedia edit-a-thon to increase representation of scientists with disabilities

Hopkins doctors weigh in on this year's flu season

A look at the four individuals giving their names to campus buildings

Expect shortages this holiday shopping season, according to Professor Dai

The science behind the appeal of pumpkin spice

Masks may ward off seasonal allergies

Only half of American adults report they will be vaccinated ASAP, study finds

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