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Johns Hopkins Resolves Civil Rights Investigation
Johns Hopkins University has agreed to resolve a federal civil rights investigation into whether it violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which protects students from discrimination based ...
Firearms remain the leading cause of death among Alabama children and teens
Amid the deadliest year of Birmingham’s history, firearms remained the leading cause of death for Alabama children and teens, according to a recent Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions ...
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Johns Hopkins Police Department adds two experienced leaders
Johns Hopkins Public Safety today announced the hiring of two officers to leadership positions with the Johns Hopkins Police ...
Baltimore detectives use parolee's ankle monitor to link him to fatal shooting
Detectives used the ankle monitor of a parolee to determine that he was the prime suspect in a deadly shooting in East ...
Baltimore homicide numbers are dropping more than in other areas of the country. Law enforcement experts explain why
The drop in homicides in City over the past two years has significantly outpaced the decrease in the country as a whole, a ...
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Johns Hopkins APL Reaches Highest Mark for Intellectual Property Disclosures
APL staff members filed a record 564 intellectual property disclosures in fiscal year 2024, reinforcing the Laboratory’s ...
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Robert Thorpe is a Newsweek reporter based in Massachusetts. His focus is reporting on personal finance topics, including ...
CTT Pharma and Johns Hopkins University Submits Proposal for $15 Million NIH Grant for Smoking Cessation
CTT Pharmaceutical Holdings, Inc. (OTC:CTTH) and Johns Hopkins University have successfully submitted our proposal for a NIH Grant that will utilize CTT's patented technology as a smoking cessation ...