But over the next year or two, more studies will look into how it's controlled, with hopes of eventually developing targets for anti-obesity therapy. The Washington Post profiles a patient who received a cochlear implant at Johns Hopkins. It's not ordinary sound, says Thompson, who has become a kind of personal trainer for Stibick in his struggle to adjust to life with a cochlear implant. In a Sunday Perspective piece in The Baltimore Sun , Joseph Sterne, a senior fellow at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies, compares Hillary Clinton's run for the senate with that of Robert F. Kennedy. He's seven times more likely to have a fatal accident than a middle-aged driver.
Distraction is one factor.
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