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Imaging could show which cold or injured hands will recover

03/05/2015

March 05--The glow on the screen was unmistakable. It showed a green dye injected into Jim Harrington's bloodstream flowing through the vessels in his right hand, signaling success for the surgery to reattach his thumb, nearly...

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03/05/2015

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Johns Hopkins Students Invent Method to Treat Battlefield Wounds

09/01/2014

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Biomedical engineering students devised a tool to stop profuse bleeding by injecting foam into wounds, which then hardens

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09/01/2014

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Researchers: Light Could Replace Shock to Regulate Hearts

11/19/2013

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At Johns Hopkins University, researchers believe that a mellow ray of light could someday replace electricity.

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11/19/2013

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New University of Maryland Shock Trauma Tower Opens

11/08/2013

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Those who work in what may be the nation's busiest trauma center can spread out a little now that a 140,000-square-foot, $160 million tower has officially opened.

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11/08/2013

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Hopkins` Doctor Stress Importance of Stethoscopes

02/20/2012

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Medical students at John Hopkins are required to learn how to effectively use auscultation as a diagnostic tool.

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02/20/2012

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Johns Hopkins Unveils New Hospital

01/26/2012

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Jan. 26--Johns Hopkins plans to give the first glimpse today of its new $1.1 billion hospital today when it takes the media on a tour of its 560 private rooms, 33 operating rooms, new adult and children's emergency rooms. The 1.6...

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01/26/2012

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Runner Who Collapsed in Baltimore Half-Marathon Meets With Rescuers

11/12/2011

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After suffering cardiac arrest and being shocked by rescuers, the runner who collapsed during the city's Running Festival met the people who helped save him.

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11/12/2011

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Health Officials in Md. Try Accommodating Heroin Addicts Instead of Punishing Them

06/13/2016

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Detractors contend that giving addicts drug paraphernalia, Narcan and a safe place to sober up is simply a form of triage.

Detractors contend that giving...

06/13/2016

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