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Proposed policies and funding efforts could end HIV epidemic, experts say

Experts from Johns Hopkins and advocacy groups publish a special journal issue dedicated to the issue of HIV prevention through pre-exposure prophylaxis

Born at Hopkins, Taara Projects makes eco-conscious, ethical fashions

After learning about how exploitative and environmentally damaging the fashion industry could be, political science major Shanthi Ramakrishna launched Taara Projects, a social startup that creates ethical, eco-conscious stitched goods.

AI is imperfect. It can still improve our lives.

A panel of experts discussed the future of AI in technology and health care, as well as ethical concerns about the technology, during Johns Hopkins Congressional Briefing Series

Savings, business reopenings are key to preventing a severe recession

While the U.S. economy teeters on the edge of a recession, key factors of consumer spending and saving are promising buffers for severe outcomes, according to economist Alessandro Rebucci

Inside the Writers Room at Johns Hopkins

The Writers Room, a small screenwriting club at Johns Hopkins, offers student participants a collaborative environment where imaginations can run wild in the creation of an episodic web series

A cure for coma?

Researchers at Johns Hopkins and elsewhere aim for better diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for a condition that still mystifies

Sepsis-detection AI has the potential to prevent thousands of deaths

A new system identifies patients at risk for sepsis to aid in the prevention of the illness, which is often difficult to detect and is one of the world's leading causes of death

Emily Ladau on disability, ableism, and being proud of who you are

The author and activist spoke at Johns Hopkins as part of Disability Pride month

Avoiding financial hardships during an unstable economy

Carey professor shares the biggest financial mistake to avoid and discusses how some "good debt" could benefit consumers in the long run

Environmental scientist responds to SCOTUS ruling on the Clean Air Act

Benjamin Link, ROSEI managing director, discusses the political fallout from 'West Virginia v. EPA,' which limits the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate power plant emissions