Register now, and then join us for Bioinformatics Virtual Grand Rounds on Weds 9/11. Dr. Steven Bedrick will discuss large language models and their use in biomedicine. bit.ly/SeptGR24 #LLM #largelanguagemodels #biomedicine

“We don’t have a lot of studies done in women, in cardiology, or frankly in much of medicine, so it is good to have a study focused on women and looking at their risk,” says Anum Minhas CNN cnn.it/3XABIRn

How to get rid of hiccups and why you get them in the first place. TODAY Johns Hopkins Medicine on.today.com/4e9qwAq

Immunotherapy before and after lung cancer surgery reduces risk of death, disease recurrence: Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center #lungcancer expert bit.ly/4cZ43VT

“I don’t think it helps to tell people they are chronically diseased and therefore incapable of change. Then what hope do we have?” said Kirsten E. Smith PhD The New York Times nyti.ms/4d3nZqu

In a new study, Johns Hopkins PM&R researchers find a link between anxiety and depression in adolescent youth suffering from chronic pain. bit.ly/3B93BqA

How does the birth control pill work? What you need to know about going on the pill. USA TODAY Johns Hopkins Medicine bit.ly/3XA2zgi

Second-year Ph.D. student Katie King shares insight on places in Baltimore to separate work from study to keep your head above water. bit.ly/4e2Oii8

Purposeful regulation is key to balancing AI innovations in healthcare with ethical standards. Read more in the recent Medical Economics article by Johns Hopkins senior neurosurgery resident Tej D. Azad 🇺🇸 and Dr. Tinglong Dai bit.ly/3XzlBmV

The ‘disgustingly small’ amount of exercise each day that slashes the risk of cancer: fitness expert. Seth Martin New York Post bit.ly/4dWB9a1

TikTok’s Dangerous ‘Blackout Challenge’ Can Cause Brain Damage, Death in Less Than 5 Minutes. Healthline Johns Hopkins Medicine bit.ly/47m0iZq

Youth with chronic pain may have more anxiety and depression. Rachel Aaron, PhD MedPage Today bit.ly/4gpS3zu

A Food-Allergy Fix Hiding in Plain Sight. The Atlantic Johns Hopkins Medicine bit.ly/3XEGopf

Friday the 13th - or any day - is unlucky if you fall victim to sepsis, a life-threatening, extreme response to infection. Sept. 13 is Sepsis Awareness Day, so Johns Hopkins Medicine wants you to know more about this dangerous enemy, so see our infographic at bit.ly/3Zfcx5P.

Guest blogger, first year postgraduate Asha Kodan, shares the story of a patient who has had a lasting impact on her. bit.ly/3ZmUhtk

New Johns Hopkins Medicine research finds potential therapy to improve people with amputations’ comfort bit.ly/47uTHvU

Can Allergies Ever Turn into a Cold, or Is That a Myth? Well+Good Johns Hopkins Medicine bit.ly/3XrsTIe

Is It Time for Universal Suicide Screening? Paul Nestadt Medscape wb.md/3ZlBhvs