The crack that Joshua Jordan heard as he sneezed was the first sign that something was wrong. What eventually followed was two days of multidisciplinary surgery to remove a massive retroperitoneal tumor.

Islet transplants are a godsend.

A Johns Hopkins surgeon takes advantage of a natural space above the jawbone to reach a brain tumor.

For people with pacemakers or defibrillators, a careful protocol allows them to undergo magnetic resonance imaging.

Historically, fewer that 7% of highly HLA-sensitized patients have been candidates for a kidney transplant. At Johns Hopkins, 98% of such patients can receive the surgery thanks to a well-documented protocol.  

Johns Hopkins' Nutrition in Pregnancy Clinic targets a host of risks for both mother and baby.