Less than a month after city-hired crews repaved streets in Remington, Baltimore officials on Wednesday approved a plan to tear them up again for a utility project tied to Johns Hopkins University — a ... The Baltimore Sun on MSN: Watchdog complaint targets Johns Hopkins University’s animal research Baltimore Brew: BOE approves new electrical line under city streets to Hopkins’ Homewood campus The Baltimore Sun on MSN: Baltimore OKs Hopkins project to dig up recently repaved Remington streets A watchdog group has filed a federal complaint alleging that the Johns Hopkins University repeatedly violated animal welfare protocols in its research studies, according to USDA inspection records and ... WBAL-TV on MSN: Federal grant helps Hopkins distribute gun locks in Baltimore Johns Hopkins University is receiving a $245,000 federal grant to fund the Johns Hopkins Safe Storage Project, an effort aimed at saving lives.

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We have to say it aloud. Five Black surgeons now lead the trauma service at Johns Hopkins Hospital: Dr. Zachary Obinna Enumah, M.D., Ph.D., M.A., ninth-year resident ... WMAR 2 News: 10-year-old student wins video essay contest with dream of becoming a Johns Hopkins plastic surgeon BelleGabrielle Annibal won a video essay contest by exploring the economic impact of Johns Hopkins and sharing her dream to be a surgeon.

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10-year-old student wins video essay contest with dream of becoming a Johns Hopkins plastic surgeon