Featured Stories

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  Calcium Supplements: Should You Take Them?

  Calcium supplements aren’t necessary for most women. Learn why they aren’t good for you, and what you can do instead to keep your bones strong.

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  Algorithm Finds Patterns in Antibodies for Precision Medicine

  An algorithm developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins makes it easier and faster to spot similarities in how patients’ bodies respond to autoimmune diseases.

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  Forgiveness: Your Health Depends on It

  Conflict doesn’t just weigh down the spirit; it can lead to physical health issues.

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  6 Tips for Better Sleep When You Travel

  Here’s how to stay rested even when you’re shifting time zones.

News & Views

• Aging Well with Autism

  New study on aging and autism spectrum disorder finds that behavior problems can be reduced over time through medication or programs — such as those underway at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center’s adult autism clinic.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Get more news from Johns Hopkins Medicine.