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    Oculi and its quest to see the world▼✉newsWorld3 h ago

    The Johns Hopkins News-Lester has published a feature on Oculi, describing its ambition to 'see the world'. Beyond the headline, no further details about what Oculi is — a company, project or research initiative — are available, so the substance of the story remains unknown.

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    Johns Hopkins Reports Clinical Data for Rapid Aspergillosis Urine Test●Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers Publish Clinical Data for Rapid Diagnostic Urine Test to Detect Invasive Aspergillosis | Newswise✉newsHealthMedicine3 min ago

    Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine have published clinical data on a rapid diagnostic urine test designed to detect invasive aspergillosis, a serious fungal infection that mainly affects people with weakened immune systems. The publication is being shared across medical news outlets, with observers noting that a quick, non-invasive test could speed up diagnosis and treatment where current methods are slow or require tissue samples.

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    Johns Hopkins Offers Journalists Training on Causation vs. Correlation●Mastering Causation vs. Correlation: Training for Journalists✉newsHealth4 min ago

    The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is running a training programme for journalists focused on distinguishing causation from correlation. The course aims to help reporters avoid one of the most common errors in science and health reporting, where statistical associations are wrongly presented as cause-and-effect findings. The initiative reflects ongoing concern about statistical literacy in media coverage of health and research.

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    Red Emma's Bookstore revisits World War II through labor and civil rights▼A revisit of World War II through labor and civil rights at Red Emma’s Bookstore✉newsWar8 h ago

    A Baltimore bookstore, Red Emma's, hosted a discussion reframing World War II through the lens of labor and civil rights. As reported by the Johns Hopkins News-Letter, the event examined how the wartime years shaped struggles over workers' rights and racial equality, offering attendees a perspective that goes beyond the familiar military narrative of the conflict.