Johns Hopkins University

April 19, 2021 – A new study led by researchers at Johns Hopkins and the University of Pennsylvania uses computer modeling to suggest that eviction bans authorized during the COVID-19 pandemic reduced the infection rate and not only protected those who would have lost their housing but also entire communities from the spread of infections. […]

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Study: Pandemic eviction bans found to protect entire communities from COVID-19 spread

Delivering Pandemic Vaccine Poses Extraordinary Logistical Challenges

TIME names JHU COVID-19 Map Creator Professor Lauren Gardner to 100 Most Influential List for 2020

New Research Confirms Higher Rates of New Coronavirus in Latinx Populations

More pavement, more flood problems

Medical Errors Remain a Problem in U.S. 20 Years after Critical Report on Patient Safety

Vast Majority Of Dietary Supplements Don’t Improve Heart Health or Put Off Death

Millennials arrested more often than predecessors — even when fewer crimes are committed

Three-Antibiotic Cocktail Clears “Persister” Lyme Bacteria in Mouse Study

Astronaut Has No Lingering, Major Epigenetic Differences from Earthbound Twin Brother

Johns Hopkins Expert Urges Solution to Public Health Crisis Caused by Drug Shortages

Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Asteroids are Stronger, Harder to Destroy Than Previously Thought

Shedding Light—Literally—on Resistance to Radiation Therapy

Topical pain creams not statistically better than placebo

Fraction of U.S. outpatient treatment centers offer medication for opioid addiction

U.S. Health Care Spending Highest Among Developed Countries

JHU Survey: Americans Don’t Know Much About State Government

Doctors Urge the CDC to Create a Firearm Injury Prevention Task Force

Reclassification recommendations for drug in ‘Magic Mushrooms’

Where Martian Dust Comes From