Winter 2012
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Health Insights
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What is craniosynostosis? -
Do you have frequent nasal congestion or problems with your sense of smell? -
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that causes debilitating symptoms. -
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Being in the hospital is never easy, but being cared for in a beautiful, welcoming and tranquil environment can help to reduce stress and promote healing. -
Johns Hopkins Medicine is pleased to offer a variety of health education events featuring medical experts from across its health system and primary and specialty care networks.
Quick Consult
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Hien Nguyen, M.D., FACS, assistant professor of surgery at Johns Hopkins, explains the expert factor in hernia repair
Feature
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Specialized treatment of a prevalent hand nerve disorder can prevent long-term damage
Cover Story
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Top researchers from Johns Hopkins—including the American Heart Association president— tackle the dangerous trend of too much sodium
First Person
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Marvin Leventer was told he would die from liver cancer in five years. But after seeking an opinion at Johns Hopkins, a lifesaving discovery determined the original diagnosis was dead wrong
Second Opinion
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Early diagnosis and coordinated care make all the difference in lung cancer treatment
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