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An operation to remove half a child's brain sounds like something that only a mad--not to mention sadistic--scientist would dream up. And yet Dr. Benjamin Solomon Carson, a pediatric neurosurgeon at the Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, Md., is neither insane nor cruel. His reason for...
The Federal Government dealt a blow to Johns Hopkins University last week when it suspended human-research trials there following the death of Ellen Roche, a volunteer in a Hopkins asthma study. While the move had dramatic public-relations value, it left many in the medical community confused over how...
Hopkins officials note that hexamethonium was approved in the 1950s for treating high blood pressure, and was pulled only when other drugs proved more effective. "The decision to go ahead was based on the fact that this was not a new investigational drug," says Dr. Edward Miller, dean and CEO...
--ABORTED FETUSES John Gearhart, above right, the Johns Hopkins biologist credited, along with Thomson, with first culturing stem cells, extracted his from fetuses donated by women at a nearby abortion clinic.
a) Represents the United States of Dyslexia b) Is Jasper Johns' greatest artistic leap in 40 years c) Was hanging from the balcony on the night Abe Lincoln was killed d) Was Strom Thurmond's swaddling cloth