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The Faith and Food program seeks to improve health by reclaiming African heritage. Adrian Mosley of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Office of Community Health introduces a special nutrition education program to weekly Bible study groups. By incorporating faith into discussions about healthy recipes and cooking techniques, the social worker aims to reach the large community of African-American churchgoers in Baltimore.
An update on how Johns Hopkins Medicine is creating business and employment opportunities in impoverished areas of Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare and Johns Hopkins charter Doctorate of Nursing Practice program.
Share opinions about your work environment in the 2017 online survey from March 6 through March 26.
Disaster drill helps Johns Hopkins Medicine prepare for a systemwide outage.
The Behavioral Intervention Team assesses the mental health of newly admitted patients to The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The John G. Bartlett Specialty Practice at The Johns Hopkins Hospital will co-locate services for patients with an array of infectious diseases including HIV and viral hepatitis.
The Johns Hopkins Community Health Partnership, a four year program that was supported by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, presents outreach accomplishments.
The Johns Hopkins Hospital introduces an updated patient and family handbook; a toolkit for religious and cultural observances; a new e-newsletter about community engagement.
New research suggests that if you are caring for a spouse with Alzheimer’s, you have a higher risk of developing the disease yourself.
Emergency medicine physician Peter Hill is included in this issue's Who/What column.
The United Way fundraiser returns for a third year.
R2-D2 and other Star Wars characters bring cheer and inspiration to young patients in the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center and Harriet Lane Clinic.
