More Than A Trip: Psychedelic Drugs Being Used To Help People Quit Smoking In Just One Dose
Researchers at Johns Hopkins are using psilocybin to help people quit smoking and now they are looking to see what else psychedelic drugs could help cure.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins are using psilocybin to help people quit smoking and now they are looking to see what else psychedelic drugs could help cure.
Although lacrosse is considered a spring sport, colleges don't wait for the warm weather; the season starts in the dead of winter.
At least 17 people have died from the rapidly spreading coronavirus. China is now quarantining 11 million people to keep the virus from spreading as five airports across the United States have started screening travelers coming from China.
Tuesday marks the 146th anniversary of the death of Johns Hopkins, the namesake of the university in Baltimore.
The Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has returned to the court after a two-night stay in a hospital.
More than a year after performing the world's most extensive penis transplant, doctors say their patient has recovered and reports "feeling whole" again.
A Johns Hopkins medical student has come up with a new idea; use a "telepresence robot" to allow children in the hospital to tour the National Aquarium and the Science Center.
Johns Hopkins University has been named the 12th-best university in the world by the Times Higher Education.
Johns Hopkins University fired an associate research professor over a confrontation he had with students participating in a sit-in on campus.
Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore hosted the catamaran trip Wednesday morning, inviting young cancer survivors and their parents on board.
The hospital snagged the top-three spot out of more than 4,600 hospitals reviewed for the U.S. News & World Report's 2019-20 Best Hospitals list.
The St. Baldrick's Foundation, a nonprofit organization, has awarded a $115,000 grant to Nicolas Llosa at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, as part of the $17.5 million total awarded to researchers across the country this summer.
Johns Hopkins is joining a new research project on a rare, polio-like disease that mostly affects young children.
Lacrosse fans in Baltimore are in for a treat this weekend.
U.S. News & World Report ranked Johns Hopkins Children's Center as ninth in the nation, and the top-ranked children's hospital in Maryland.
Nurses at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore are celebrating a victory in a settlement reached with the hospital that reaffirms the nurses' guaranteed legal rights to unionize, the National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United said Wednesday.
The Blue Jays are flying high into the Division III College World Series.
Shortly after midnight on Wednesday morning, two people reported being robbed at gunpoint at the intersection of Guilford Ave. and 32nd Street, an example of why Johns Hopkins wants its own police force.
Johns Hopkins University will be allowed to create its own armed police force, under a measure that has received final approval by the Maryland General Assembly.
The House of Delegates passed the Johns Hopkins Police bill.
Preliminary investigation shows the vehicle crossed the lane and hit the school bus head on.
The Maryland Senate is on track to greenlight the bill allowing Johns Hopkins to establish its own police department.
Doctors at Johns Hopkins University hope to raise awareness and funds for research following famed guitarist Peter Frampton's announcement that he has a rare muscular disease.
Johns Hopkins wants to move out of campus security and into armed police patrols around its campuses, hospital and surrounding Baltimore neighborhoods to combat an environment of fear.
A team of scientists and engineers from Johns Hopkins have a new mission: save the Earth from an asteroid crash.
