Johns Hopkins Medicine, based in Baltimore, Maryland

A Nobel Honor

Meet Dr. Gregg Semenza, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. He shares the award with William G. Kaelin, Jr., M.D., of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Peter J. Ratcliffe of Oxford University.

The Academy recognized Dr. Semenza for his ground-breaking discovery in the laboratory of hypoxia inducible factor 1 or HIF-1, which helps cells cope with low oxygen levels.

Learn more about Dr. Semenza and the prize

Johns Hopkins Home Care

We provide high quality, individualized care for patients of all ages where you feel most comfortable — your home or community. Our services and equipment are designed to help you regain and retain a level of independence.

Celebrating 25 Years of A Woman’s Journey

Learn about the latest medical advances from more than 50 Johns Hopkins faculty physicians at A Woman’s Journey, an empowering daylong conference dedicated to women and their health. Registration for the Baltimore event is now open.

drug take-back day flyer — Upcoming Drug Take-Back Day

Drive up and drop off your unused or expired medications at the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center circle or Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center’s blue awning entrance.
Our staff will dispose of them safely and securely. Learn more here.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital campus entrance — Top Ranked in the Nation

The Johns Hopkins Hospital is the nation’s top-ranked hospital combined for both adult and pediatric care.

Pavilion III building at Green Spring — Introducing Johns Hopkins Pavilion III at Green Spring

Expanding our services to meet your needs.

Celebrating 25 Years of A Woman’s Journey

children walk out of a schoolbus — MyChart Helps with Back-to-School Prep

Your child’s health history is at your fingertips. Parents can use MyChart proxy access to securely access their child’s health records for back to school forms.

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Patient Stories

Pancreatic Cancer | Patty's Story

For Montana resident Patty Mild, 2015 was a medical and emotional roller coaster. Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in January 2015, she sought a second opinion at Johns Hopkins after undergoing a failed operation to remove the tumor closer to home.

Patient Care Locations

Johns Hopkins Medicine has six academic and community hospitals, multiple suburban health care and surgery centers, over 40 primary and specialty care practices, home care services and more.

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