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MEDHA KALLEM

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People’s current trauma can affect the health of their children and grandchildren.

School of Public Health spotlights generational trauma in Indigenous communities

By MEDHA KALLEM | October 30, 2021

COURTESY OF DAVID CALVO
The team pitched their idea for the DTA to NATO.

Hopkins undergraduates partner with NATO to reduce combat casualties

By MEDHA KALLEM | September 9, 2021

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SON Assistant Professor Michelle Patch noted that not everyone can access mass vaccination sites.

Panelists highlight racial inequities in vaccine access and distribution

By MEDHA KALLEM | April 15, 2021

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Being the only Black woman pursuing a PhD in physics at Hopkins led Miller to create African American Women in Physics, Inc.

Barrier-breaking physics alum reflects on her journey

By MEDHA KALLEM | March 25, 2021

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One of initiative’s goals is to reform doctoral education at Hopkins to better prepare PhDs to advance equal representation of all races in the institutions where they work.

Multimillion-dollar grant funds initiative to address racial justice issues in Baltimore

By MEDHA KALLEM | March 11, 2021

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Jared Kaplan filmed a video series with Emily Driscoll, a documentary producer and director.

Videos explain theoretical physics for the average non-physicist

By MEDHA KALLEM | November 10, 2020

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Panelists agreed that as advancements in genetic techniques evolve, researchers should be cognizant of social and health inequities.

Panelists debate the implications and ethics of stem cell research

By MEDHA KALLEM | October 30, 2020

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Dr. Shmuel Shoham (pictured) and Dr. David Sullivan are currently recruiting for COVID-19 clinical trials.

Researchers prioritize wide and equitable recruitment for COVID-19 clinical trials

By MEDHA KALLEM | October 8, 2020

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The team tested their prototype with a CPR dummy to simulate aerosolization.

Undergraduates develop a memory foam attachment for CPAP machines

By MEDHA KALLEM | September 21, 2020

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The NOVID app uses ultrasound to accurately trace position without compromising anonymity.

NOVID app makes contact tracing mobile

By MEDHA KALLEM | August 19, 2020

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