Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
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As a child, my mother would take my siblings and me to the local public library. I would check out so many books that the… Read More »Stop and Smell the Pages
We’re all familiar with the flu. Most consider it a pesky inconvenience or perhaps a good reason to miss work to stay home and watch… Read More »Predicting the Path of the Next Flu Pandemic
It’s funny to note that many medical conditions are described using food analogies. For example, boxers are often diagnosed with “cauliflower ear”, a condition where… Read More »Cellulite: Who, Why, and What Can Be Done
Have you ever been working in the lab and developed a technique or an assay that you think could be marketable? Would you know what… Read More »Bridging Basic Research and Commercialization: Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures Forges the Path
Pheromones are chemicals secreted by animals that influence the behavior of recipient animals of the same species, often to attract mates. That some form of… Read More »Mystery of Human Sex Pheromones Remains Unsolved
We live in a tumultuous time for politics across the country. Although our country may remain divided on key issues, we can all agree that… Read More »Bringing Medicine to Politics: MedChi and Beyond
The competitive drive is a double-edged sword: Fighting for success or superiority sharpens our mental acuity and increases motivation, while concurrently inducing anxiety and decreasing… Read More »Competition in an Age of Collaboration
A sizeable crowd of over two hundred attendees gathered in Turner Auditorium on April 18, 2017, to hear discussions on mood disorders at the 31st… Read More »Hopkins Mood Disorders Symposium: Gaining Perspectives and Generating Conversations
Each Tuesday, I read the New York Times science section over a cup of coffee and a protein bar. Last week’s article, “Hunched over his… Read More »A Brighter Image: Peeking Into the Macaque Brain