Research

ILLUSTRATIONS BY ANDY SNAIR / PHOTOS BY DANIEL MARTINEZ This summer, a landmark publication was released… Read More

A dying person’s suffering ends with the final breath. For the family caregivers who’ve offered so… Read More

Among older people with mild cognitive impairment, exposure to 40 Hz sound—a specifically timed buzz pattern—has… Read More

The power of suggestion can leave most people drooling at images of bacon, ice cream, cookies…. Read More

Displacement is a traumatic experience. Nurses arriving in the United States as refugees from nations affected… Read More

Each year, the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) recognizes staff, doctoral students, post-doctoral fellows, and… Read More

Last year, the Supreme Court overturned Affirmative Action. The decision means that schools can no longer… Read More

Western countries have consistently excluded Indigenous nurses from nursing education and practice, both socially and politically…. Read More

Most older adults want to thrive in their own homes (or “age in community”), but this… Read More

Header photo credit: Brittany Dunbar “At its heart, our work is about really, truly seeing people.”… Read More

In the last few weeks, Dr. Junxin Li, Dr. Laura Samuel, Dr. Deb Gross, Dr. Ariana… Read More

Almost 6 million birthing people live in a US county classified as a maternity care desert,… Read More