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Testicular Cancer: Nicolas’ Story
When Nicolas was in his mid-40s, he and his wife decided to schedule general checkups for themselves. It was only as the doctor was leaving the exam room that Nicolas asked about some symptoms he was having.
Prescribed a Painkiller? If It’s an Opioid, Read This First
Women are more likely to have chronic pain, take painkillers and experience opioid dependence. Learn more about the risks of opioid use and what alternatives are available.
Severe Preeclampsia Heart Imaging Study Reveals Roots of Cardiac Damage in Pregnant Women
Researchers close in on the cause of heart failure risk in women with preeclampsia, a condition that affects an estimated 5 to 8 percent of pregnant women.
Choosing the Right Mattress: Making a Smart Investment
Most adults need seven to eight hours of sleep to feel refreshed — and if you’re spending that much time per night on your mattress, it’s going to wear out over time.
News & Views
Broken Records
A Johns Hopkins study finds that written descriptions of patients can affect the care they get.
Teens with Epilepsy: 5 Ways Parents Can Help
For teenagers living with epilepsy, controlling seizures — while fostering confidence — is essential. Here are five tips for parents who want to encourage their kids' independence while helping them stay safe.
Think 75 Is Too Old to Have Surgery? Think Again.
Why more senior adults than ever are having joint replacements, transplants and other major operations.
Students Share Stories of Their Paths to Pursue Medical Science
Six students were chosen from more than 200 participants to share their life stories at the fifth annual Johns Hopkins CARES Symposium on July 26 in the Armstrong Medical Education Building.
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