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The guide offers a hands-on approach to help public health practitioners, medical professionals, and health communicators recognize and respond to health-related rumors and misinformation

A new collection of AI-assisted writing assignments co-edited by University Writing Program lecturer Carly Schnitzler offers teachers practical ways to incorporate AI into their work while setting ground rules for its use

Being dominated by one group or ideology is the hallmark of an unhealthy online space, Hopkins experts say

Now a senior academic program coordinator in the Whiting School, he uses his personal experience to help them navigate the unknown world of higher education

JHU and Morgan State researchers team up with the Maryland Energy Administration to grow the local offshore wind industry

Researchers can receive grants of up to $50,000 for work utilizing the university's campuses

Recent conviction of Michigan mother underscores role of safe storage and Child Access Protection laws in preventing gun violence, Hopkins expert says

Sens. Mark Warner and Todd Young advocate for artificial intelligence policies during Hopkins Bloomberg Center discussion while Hopkins experts caution against stifling innovation

SAIS scholars share insights on the state of the current conflict and what's at stake as support for Ukraine's cause wavers in the U.S. and elsewhere around the globe

The ruling that frozen embryos are children could set the stage for a national fetal personhood law, but restricting IVF is generally unpopular, Hopkins bioethicist Ruth Faden says