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“Right now, there’s nothing that says that JN.1 infection is any different from previous COVID variants in terms of disease severity or symptoms, but we’re paying close attention,” says Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at JHSPH's @AndrewPekosz. today.com/health/coronav…
For the first time in 20 years, locally transmitted cases of malaria have been reported in the U.S.
Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute director Jane Carlton is working to decode the genomes of the parasites that have infected individuals in the U.S. to determine their origin. publichealth.jhu.edu/2023/tracking-…
The last episode of the year stars @publichealthpod’s very own hosts @DrJoshS, Stephanie Desmon and producer Lindsay Smith Rogers. They take us backstage and give us a glimpse into the wide range of topics discussed on the show in 2023.
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'Our findings show that matched donors—available to only a minority of patients with sickle cell disease—are no longer required for cure of the disease with allogeneic transplantation,' says Robert Brodsky, director of hematology at Johns Hopkins Medicine. hub.jhu.edu/2023/12/12/cur…
In September, routine testing turned up the presence of a microscopic parasite in Baltimore’s water supply. Natalie Exum, PhD talks to Lindsay Smith Rogers about what the parasite’s presence meant for the water system—and what it says about aging infrastructure.
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It was really fun talking about responders, non-responders and the microbiome at Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at JHSPH yesterday. Thanks to Jotham Suez (SuezLab@JHU) suez.bsky.social for the invite! My first time in Baltimore, and I like it! Also got to catch up with my old friend Cy Gilbert, who’s chief resident in psychiatry at JH.
The Geneva Convention sets out specific protections for health care in war—dating back to the 1860s. Johns Hopkins Center for Health & Human Rights’s Len Rubenstein talks with @DrJoshS about the core elements of these laws and how they apply to the current conflict in the Middle East.
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Drugs that can treat diabetes—such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro—have gained a lot of media attention. While they show promise, scientists still don’t understand exactly how they work. Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology & Hepatology’s Sameer Khan discusses on @publichealthpod.
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