Johns Hopkins Medicine to Receive $21.4 Million to Advance Viability of Animal Organs for Transplants and Enable Human Clinical Trials
As part of the worldwide effort to facilitate a research and clinical pathway toward successful xenotransplantation — the transplantation of living cells, tissues and organs
20-Year Study May Upend Long-Held Theory About Chromosomes and Cancer
Study reveals telomere and cancer connection to the immune system not previously seen in laboratory-based models Johns Hopkins Medicine scientists say their 20-year study of
CareLink Update: New and Improved Workflow for Populating Patient List for Study Monitors Now Live
CareLink Site administrators responsible for creating Patient Lists for Study Monitor review, within CareLink, will be pleased to know that the Patient List can now
Study Finds Diverse Differences in Microbes in Breast Tumors From Women of Different Races
Researchers found that the breast tumors of Asian, Black and white women have very different cellular, microbial and genomic features and could be used to
Fat Burning-Linked Molecule Promising Target for Most Common Childhood Brain Cancer
Research from Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center experts revealed a type of RNA, previously considered to be “junk,” that may help doctors distinguish and treat a subgroup
New Evidence: Immune System Cells in the Gut Linked to Stress-Induced Depression
Johns Hopkins Medicine study adds to evidence that T cell-driven changes in the gut may affect brain function associated with depressive symptoms Credit: Getty Images
Funding Opportunity: Robert A. Winn Diversity in Clinical Trials Career Development Award (Winn CDA)
Application Deadline: Friday, May 12, 2023 The Robert A. Winn Diversity in Clinical Trials Career Development Award (Winn CDA) for Early-Stage Investigator Physicians is one
Researchers Identify the Origin of Subset of Autoantibodies That Worsen Lupus
In an effort to understand the origin of systemic lupus erythematosus and why some patients present with more severe disease than others, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers say
Antidepressant Medication May Be Key to Help People Stop Use of Cocaine While in Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Credit: Getty Images For some people receiving methadone for treatment of opioid use disorder (OUD), the co-use of opioids and stimulants such as cocaine is
Participation In Johns Hopkins Program for Patients Hospitalized with COVID-19 Increases Likelihood of Home Discharge
The Acute Hospital Rehabilitation Intensive Service (ARISE) program, developed in 2020 by the Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), may increase the
Research Team Creates Statistical Model To Predict COVID-19 Resistance
This article discusses research supported by the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Precision Medicine Analytics Platform Registry (JH-CROWN). A research team from Johns Hopkins Medicine and The
Researchers Map Mosquito Cells That May Help the Insects Choose Tastiest Humans
Ionotropic receptors (red dots) in the distal (farthest from the head) part of a mosquito antennae. Credit: Johns Hopkins Medicine In a bid to understand
Rapid Screening Test Predicts Effectiveness of Steroid Injections for Neck Pain
A brief physical exam may help predict which neck pain patients benefit from an epidural steroid injection. Credit: Getty Images Researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine
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