A multidisciplinary team sit around a table, discussing a patient's treatment options.
A multidisciplinary team sit around a table, discussing a patient's treatment options.
A multidisciplinary team sit around a table, discussing a patient's treatment options.

Upcoming Events

We offer free in-person seminars and online webinars throughout the year, featuring our own experts who present the latest information on a variety of health topics. Each event is interactive and followed by a Q&A session with the presenter.

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

  • Surgeon speaks with patient in a bright room
    2026 Dec 7

    Online

    Restoring Sensation: Breast Reinnervation Post Mastectomy

    Join plastic and reconstructive surgeons Drs. Gedge Rosson and Nima Khavanin to learn about the latest advances in preserving chest and breast sensation after mastectomy. Drs. Rosson & Khavanin will discuss how nerve regeneration surgery works, what to expect during recovery, and answer questions from attendees.

  • Surgeon shakes a caregiver's hand in the waiting area
    2026 Dec 17

    Online

    Pancreatic Cancer Surgery: Innovative Treatments and Personalized Care

    Join Johns Hopkins pancreatic surgeons Richard Burkhart and William Burns for an informative discussion about the latest advances in pancreatic cancer surgery and care. Learn how innovative surgical techniques, multidisciplinary treatment and personalized care are helping patients with complex pancreatic conditions achieve better outcomes. The experts will explore how Johns Hopkins approaches pancreatic cancer treatment, from evaluating patients and developing individualized treatment plans to supporting recovery after surgery. They will also highlight emerging research and clinical trials that are helping advance pancreatic cancer treatment and expand options for patients.

  • Doctor speaks with patient and her mom in an office
    2027 Jan 27

    Online

    Understanding Cleft Lip and Palate

    Register for a free webinar designed to help parents and caregivers better understand what to expect when caring for an infant or toddler with cleft lip and palate.

    Presented by pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgeon Richard Redett and registered nurse Kim Seifert from the Johns Hopkins Cleft Lip and Palate Clinic, the webinar will address feeding challenges and provide practical guidance for families navigating one of the most common concerns following a cleft lip and palate diagnosis. It will also provide an overview of the initial surgery process and what families can expect.