Johns Hopkins

NASA's New Horizons to fly into the New Year studying a distant rock beyond Pluto

New Horizons will fly-by of the farthest object ever studied by a spacecraft on New Years Day.

Patients accept kidneys infected with hepatitis C but stay uninfected themselves

In 2016, Johns Hopkins University launched a similar study with 10 people, all of who are now cured.

Immunotherapy and the slow move towards less toxic tools to fight cancer

Immunotherapy trains the body's natural defenses — immune cells, also known as T-cells — to cancer cells.

How Johns Hopkins' gamble could have found an AIDS cure

An apparent elimination of HIV from a two-and-a-half year old child from Mississippi in the US, born to a mother who is HIV-positive, has raised hopes yet again.