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Apr 1, 2001

Anonymous Donation is Second Largest in John Hopkins History

January 31, Johns Hopkins University announced it had received a $58.5 million donation that will go toward the advancement of stem-cell research.

The anonymous donation, the second largest in the University's history according to Dennis O'Shea, the school's executive director of public affairs, will be spent on a new department for studying how stem cells can replace or repair damaged organs.

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