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.
		Sexual Healing After Hopkins halted its infamous sex-change surgeries, the national hoopla disappeared. The low-profile Sexual Behaviours Unit, however, continues to lead the way in this unusual specialty. By Jim Duffy
		Flawed Apostle Henry sigerist ascended to the top ranks of medical historians. Then, he invested all his enthusiam on the wrong horse - the Soviet Union. By Janet Farrar Worthington
		Straight-Shooting Shrink Psychiatrist Paul McHugh has attracted controversy over three decades, but when he takes aim at a trendy diagnosis, he almost always hits his mark. By Jim Duffy
		Medicine's New Main Street With Hopkins now a dominant player on the internet, hundreds of savvier patients are arriving here through this new entryway. By Randi Henderson
		The latest clinical advances and medical news.	What's happening under the Dome.