Johns Hopkins is pleased to offer health education seminars and screenings featuring Johns Hopkins medical experts who present the latest information on a variety of health topics and answer your questions. These events are offered at locations throughout Maryland.
Register now for upcoming screenings, in-person seminars and online seminars or view the full listing of events.
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Online SeminarsLung Cancer – Serious Treatment for a Serious CancerLung cancer is frequently detected when the disease has progressed, making it a frightening diagnosis for patients. Join Johns Hopkins oncologist Russell Hales, M.D. in a discussion of screening and diagnosis, staging and treatment for different kinds of lung cancer. February 28 Shaping Up: An Overview of Cosmetic and Functional RhinoplastyAre you or a loved one considering rhinoplasty, more commonly known as a nose job? Rhinoplasty can help reshape your nose for cosmetic reasons or to alleviate chronic nasal congestion. Dr. Chad Gordon discusses the plastic surgery to reshape your nose, creating a balance of size, shape, and proportion that is natural to your unique face. May 2 Reversing the Years: Anti-Aging Plastic Surgery ProceduresAre you considering plastic surgery to reverse the years? Dr. Ariel Rad will discuss your options such as brow lift, eyelid lift, face and neck lift, wrinkle-smoothing Botox, and tissue-plumping dermal fillers. Ask your questions in an anonymous setting and feel comfortable getting the expertise of a board certified Johns Hopkins plastic surgeon. May 15 Updates in Stroke Risk & PreventionJoin Johns Hopkins neurologist Victor Urrutia as he discusses the latest research in stroke risks and shares advice on how to lessen your risk, especially if you have had a stroke or have a family history of stroke. May 22 In for the Long Run? |
In-Person SeminarsWeight Loss Surgery Information SessionsJoin the staff and surgeons of the Johns Hopkins Center for Bariatric Surgery to learn more about the surgical weight loss options we offer and how to navigate the insurance approval process. Sessions are held in Baltimore, Annapolis, Columbia and the Washington, DC metro area. To register for the next session in your area, visit www.hopkinsbayview.org/bariatrics/infosession. A Joint Effort: The Causes and Cures of Joint PainDo you suffer from hip or knee discomfort? Learn what you can do to relieve the pain. Join Johns Hopkins a orthopaedic surgeon for a free, interactive seminar, and get answers to your questions about degenerative joint disease and recent treatment advances February 23 or April 26 Surgical Options for the Treatment of Prostate CancerJoin a Johns Hopkins urologist to learn about advances in the treatment of prostate cancer. March 5 Handle with Care: Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Other Common Hand ConditionsDon’t ignore the symptoms of these common culprits of hand numbness. Johns Hopkins plastic and reconstructive surgeons Scott Lifchez, M.D. and Jaimie Shores M.D., discuss diagnosis and treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger and other common hand conditions. Minimally invasive approaches to surgery will be discussed. March 15 Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease: What Should I Be Doing?Join Dr. Gordon Tomaselli, Johns Hopkins Chief of Cardiology and President of the American Heart Association, as he discusses the important steps you can take to reduce your risk factors for heart disease--including how to make healthier choices, and how to identify key warning signs. March 20 Male Infertility: It Takes Two to TangoDo you have questions about male infertility? Join a Johns Hopkins urologist for an informative and interactive session for men and couples with concerns about male infertility. March 21 Oh, My Aching Back!Back pain is one of the most common reasons people go to the doctor. If you or someone you've been diagnosed with degenerative disc conditions and want to learn about the treatment of back and related leg pain, join a Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon for this free, interactive seminar. March 22 or May 17 Battle of the Bulge – Common Hernias and Their TreatmentJoin Johns Hopkins minimally invasive surgeon, Hien Nguyen, M.D., for an in-depth description of common types of hernias (inguinal, incisional, hiatal, umbilical, ventral, and sports hernias), what causes them, how they are repaired, when to have surgery for a hernia, and how to prevent them. Minimally invasive advances in surgery will be described. March 28 The 5 Ws of CT Lung Cancer ScreeningAre you 50 or older with a significant smoking history? Join us for a free seminar and learn the who, what, where, when and why about the screening process for lung cancer. April 2 Living with Cancer: A Patient’s PerspectiveJoin us to participate in an interactive conversation with cancer survivors about their experiences battling cancer. May 7 Cholesterol - the Good, the Bad, and the UglyJoin Roger Blumenthal, MD, director of the Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease, to learn about blood pressure and cholesterol and how they affect your health and risk for cardiovascular disease. You'll learn about the good cholesterol, the bad cholesterol and how to improve your cholesterol and blood pressure levels through diet, medications, and alternative approaches. June 7 |
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