Johns Hopkins

• Coronavirus cases worldwide jump another million in 4 days, surpass 18M in total

  The death toll attributed to COVID-19 globally has surpassed 689,908 people, according to public health data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

  Health

  Aug 3, 2020
  
• Coronavirus deaths top 100,000 worldwide

  Italy, the United States, Spain and France have suffered the most fatalities from the viral respiratory illness.

  Health

  Apr 10, 2020
  
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• HIV-positive patient is world’s first to donate kidney

  “There are potentially tens of thousands of people living with HIV right now who could be living kidney donors,” said Dr. Dorry Segev from Johns Hopkins University.

  Health

  Mar 29, 2019
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• Scientists catch supermassive black hole in the act of eating a star, belching out flare

  Astrophysicists captured a black hole in the act of gobbling up a star, the first observation of its kind.

  Science

  Nov 27, 2015
• Breathtaking images reveal Pluto in a new light

  NASA has released more photographs of Pluto taken by its New Horizons spacecraft in July. And what it reveals is incredible.

  Science

  Sep 17, 2015
• Hundreds sue Johns Hopkins for $1B over 1940s STD study in Guatemala

  More than 750 plaintiffs are suing the Johns Hopkins over its role in medical experiments in which subjects were infected with STDs.

  World

  Apr 1, 2015
• Johns Hopkins to pay $190M after gynecologist recorded pelvic exams

  Johns Hopkins Health System will pay $190 million to more than 8,000 women whose bodies may have been videotaped or photographed by a gynecologist.

  Health

  Jul 21, 2014