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Global Tracking Map: COVID-19 Cases and Data Visualization
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U.S. Tracking Map: County-Level Infection Data and Demographics

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Jessie Kanacharoen created these photoshop images of the Beach on the Homewood campus surrounded by smog and turned into a literal beach

Image caption: Jessie Kanacharoen created these photoshop images of the Beach on the Homewood campus surrounded by smog and transformed into a literal beach by climate change for Naveeda Khan’s “Picturizing Climate Change” course.

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Published June 21, 2021
In a semester when the world still felt hemmed in by the virtual nature of most interactions, Krieger School faculty and teaching assistants had to draw on their creativity to connect with students through screens
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Image caption: Matthew Robinson consults SCARP, a new algorithm he helped develop to predict which COVID-19 patients will become gravely ill and need the most care.

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Data-driven COVID-19 care
Published June 15, 2021
A new algorithm created by Johns Hopkins scientists predicts which COVID-19 patients will become gravely ill
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Vaccinated parents, unvaccinated kids
Published June 10, 2021
Public health expert and mom of three Keri Althoff has tips for families navigating a half-vaxxed summer
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Image caption: The men’s and women’s track and field teams celebrate their graduation on the Gilman Hall steps

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Late to the game: Graduating athletes celebrate Commencement
Published June 11, 2021
Special ceremonies were held to confer degrees on Blue Jays who competed in postseason tournaments
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