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August 31, 2000

Women Who Have Delays in Pregnancy at Greater Risk for Spontaneous Abortions

Women who experience a delay of more than one year when trying to get pregnant (subfertility) have an increased risk of spontaneous abortions.

August 28, 2000

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Funds Ground-Breaking Measles Vaccine Project for Infants in Developing Countries

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded grants to the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the Johns ��ѻ��ý to develop a new type of measles vaccine that would protect infants.

August 10, 2000

Ethiopian Mothers Effectively Treat Malaria at Home

The death rate of Ethiopian children under the age of five can be significantly reduced by a local program that trains mothers to teach other mothers how to recognize the symptoms of malaria in their children, and promptly treat them at home.

August 03, 2000

Scientists Discover How Lead Changes the Brain to Impair Learning and Memory

Scientists at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health have identified a molecular mechanism whereby lead poisoning cripples learning and memory.

Featured

ScienceNews

How one mom is navigating vaccines’ uncertain future
Kawsar Talaat is quoted.

Baltimore Fishbowl

Keshia Pollack Porter will be next dean of Johns ��ѻ��ý
Dean Ellen MacKenzie and Keshia Pollack Porter are quoted.

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U.S. Drug Supply Chain, Tariffs, Prices, and Availability
With Jeromie Ballreich and Mariana Socal

In the News

CBS News

June 20, 2025

Here's how a new FDA-approved drug can help prevent HIV

Amesh Adalja is interviewed.

The Atlantic

June 20, 2025

The ‘Fantasy We Have of Vaccines’ Is in Trouble

Kirthini Muralidharan is quoted.

NBC News

June 20, 2025

Raw milk advocates wonder: Where is Kennedy?

Meghan Davis is quoted.

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