Tag: Johns Hopkins
Does a heart patient need pacemaker? Computer can tell
Johns Hopkins develops a computer algorithm to tell whether heart patients with cardiac arrhythmias need pacemaker
Researchers led by Johns Hopkins have developed a computer-based...
$10 million grant to understand diseases like Nipah better
Led by Montana State University, researchers will study henipaviruses, which were responsible for spread of Nipah in KeralaTo combat some of the world’s most deadly...
Hair loss, greying can be reversed by new compound say Johns...
Hair loss, hair whitening and skin inflammation caused by a diet heavy in fat and cholesterol may be reversed, they say
Now, hope for those...
US soldier is 3rd man in the world to get penis...
The earlier penis transplants have been reported from South Africa and Massachusetts
The world's most extensive and complex penile transplant has been reported from the...
Undernourished kids more susceptible to hearing loss later
Childhood nutrition can have far-reaching consequences, the latest revelation is a role in auditory impairment as an adult
Undernutrition in pre-school children could make them...
Johns Hopkins scientists develop single blood test CancerSEEK for 8 cancers
A new non-invasive blood test could help early detection of eight types of cancer and also identify the location of the disease, researchers from...
