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Anchor lead: A lack of knowledge led to our current vaping crisis, Elizabeth Tracey reports Do e-cigarettes help people to stop using combustible cigarettes? Enid Neptune, a lung expert and tobacco activist at Johns Hopkins, says because the answer to …
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Anchor lead: Measuring how particles move through mucus may help manage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Elizabeth Tracey reports Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD is a leading cause of death worldwide. Now a new study by Enid Neptune, a lung …
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Anchor lead: A proportion found throughout nature has a practical side, Elizabeth Tracey reports The Golden Ratio is a mystical measurement found not only in human skulls, as shown recently by Rafael Tamargo, a neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins, and colleagues, but …
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This month’s Pulse, featuring Dean Paul Rothman, looks at artificial intelligence and machine learning, how they’re being used in initiatives at Johns Hopkins, and how the probability of bias in computer designed paradigms is being addressed. Hosts: Elizabeth Tracey and Dr. Paul …
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What is the Golden Ratio? It’s a proportion found throughout nature, and now identified in human skulls. Raphael Tamargo, a neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins, explains. Tamargo: We took 100 CT scans of normal patients, then did these measurements. And we found …
