Collaborations in Discovery
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From the Directors
Aneurysms
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Johns Hopkins Aneurysm Center is leading the way when is comes to aneursym repair options
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Discover what Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Rafael Tamargo is studying to prevent narrowing of brain blood vessels after a brain hemorrhage.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
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Read about Johns Hopkins researchers new focus in the study of ALS
Autism
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Learn how Johns Hopkins neurologists are helping people with autism and other cognitive impairments improve their communication, including learning to speak
Brain Tumors
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Understand how Johns Hopkins researchers are seeking new ways to stop aggressive brain tumors.
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Find out from Johns Hopkins' Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa how altering a patient's own stem cells could help fight brain tumors.
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Learn how Johns Hopkins researcher Gregory Riggins is working on starving glioblastoma cells while sparing normal brain cells.
Craniosynostosis
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Find out more about a minimally invasive surgical technique to repair abnormal skull growths in infants performed by Johns Hopkins pediatric neurosurgeon Edward Ahn
Epilepsy
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Learn about brain mapping research at Johns Hopkins that seeks to pinpoint surgical locations for epileptic seizure relief
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Read about Johns Hopkins neurosurgeons who are implanting electrodes in epileptic patients' brains to reduce seizures
Mutiple Sclerosis & Transverse Myelitis
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Uncover how Hopkins reserchers are finding new treatments and diagnostic tools to treat multiple sclerosis and transverse myelitis
Peripheral Nerve Tumors
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Find out how Johns Hopkins physicians are leading the charge in identifying breakthrough treatments for peripheral nerve tumors
Spine Cancer
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Read about how researchers at the Johns Hopkins Neurosurgical Spine Center are developing new surgical techniques to remove chordomas.
Stroke
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Learn about the role that video games and robots play in recovery after stroke
TBI & Insomnia
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Find out how Hopkins researchers are investigating the brain pathway problems related to traumatic brain injury and insomnia
Translational Research
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Discover how Johns Hopkins researchers are fostering relationships with drug discovery experts to create new treatment options
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