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August 1, 2021

WILLIAM BLAIR

COURTESY OF TASGOLA BRUN
PETA protesters, including an owl mascot, lined the entrance to the University’s commencement celebration on Thursday evening.

PETA protests Hopkins owl lab at commencement

By WILLIAM BLAIR and ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | June 1, 2021

STEVE GARVIE / CC BY-SA 2.0
PETA argues that barn owls were held in Hopkins facilities in violation of Maryland state law.

PETA claims Hopkins barn owl lab violated state law by operating without a permit

By WILLIAM BLAIR and JENNIFER JIANG | May 11, 2021

LAKSHAY SOOD/GRAPHIC EDITOR
Equal Access in Science and Medicine held a panel event to discuss the impact of the pandemic on the disability community.

The pandemic lessened some challenges but heightened others for the disability community

By WILLIAM BLAIR | April 24, 2021

COURTESY OF BLOOMBERG SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Public health experts explained the scope of the plan and its potential impacts.

Biden's American Rescue Plan explained during National Public Health Week

By WILLIAM BLAIR | April 19, 2021

COURTESY OF TRISHA PARAYIL
The archive consists of documents which were already publicly accessible, as well as some which previously required payments to view.

Researchers create digital repository of documents pertaining to the opioid epidemic

By WILLIAM BLAIR | April 11, 2021

KAROLINA GRABOWSKA / PEXELS 
The speakers discussed vaccination, herd immunity and other topics related to the pandemic.

A Woman's Journey holds COVID-19 one-year update

By WILLIAM BLAIR | February 13, 2021

WESLEY FRYER / CC BY 2.0
Run by Hopkins, the widely-used COVID-19 tracking map illustrates the spread of COVID-19.

Hopkins COVID-19 tracking map celebrates one-year anniversary

By WILLIAM BLAIR | February 2, 2021

COURTESY OF TEAM POLAIR
Team Polair, a group of 24 Hopkins undergrads, held regular virtual meetings to design their mask.

Hopkins undergraduates are finalists in global competition to reimagine masks

By WILLIAM BLAIR and ELLIE ROSE MATTOON | December 10, 2020

PUBLIC DOMAIN
Dr. Stuart Ray and his team are primarily focused on studying mutations of SARS-CoV-2 which have the potential to make the virus more dangerous.

Monitoring genome mutations of SARS-CoV-2 may help to develop a vaccine

By WILLIAM BLAIR | October 16, 2020

COURTESY OF JOHN D’CRUZ
The definition of pain has been updated to include neurological pain like phantom limb pain or nociplastic pain.

Professor chairs task force to update official definition of pain

By WILLIAM BLAIR | September 28, 2020

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