Welcome to the Web edition of Hopkins Medical News.
Published three times a year for alumni, faculty, parents and
friends of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, HMN brings readers face to face with
people, issues and events that shape one of the worlds leading health care institutions.
We probe into the operating rooms, venture behind the lab bench, poke into the lives
of students and distinguished faculty. The feature articles on the web version of
the magazine will be updated frequently, so keep checking in with us. |
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Colon Cancer Conversations
As Bert Vogelstein’s world-famous laboratory unveils the genetics
of colorectal tumors, American families are learning they’re at risk for an often-fatal
disease.
By Kate Ledger
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In a Sea of White Faces
For black medical students, getting into Hopkins is only the first
step. Amid the rigors of training, they find themselves navigating the subtleties
of life as a racial minority.
By Kate Ledger
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The Engineer Who Could
Jolting a dying heart back to life became an actuality thanks to
a Hopkins dean who made medicine his second career.
By Janet Farrar Worthington
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The latest clinical advances and medical news. |


What's happening under the Dome. |
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