Opening the book on Hopkins
Nursing
'Our Shared Legacy' chronicles the path from hospital to
JHU division

For a period in the 1970s, it might have seemed to
those involved with Johns Hopkins nursing that things
couldn't get any worse — so they'd have to get
better. And they did.
For nearly all concerned, "better" meant
for nursing, which had begun as a hospital diploma program,
to become a fully autonomous, degree-granting division of
the university, a stature for which many had already fought
for decades.
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A Center for Global Health Is
Announced
The Johns Hopkins University is launching a Center for
Global Health to coordinate and focus its efforts against
HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, hepatitis, flu and other
worldwide health threats, especially in developing
countries, President William R. Brody has announced.
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Pediatricians fail to screen for autism, study
finds
Few Maryland and Delaware primary care pediatricians screen
patients regularly for autism and autism-spectrum disorders
as part of their overall look at possible developmental
delays, according to results of a joint study from Johns
Hopkins Children's Center and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg
School of Public Health.
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