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Ernest Amankwah, Ph.D., Joins Johns Hopkins All Children's as Associate Director for Quantitative and Population Health Sciences in the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research and Co-Director of Data Coordinating Center for Pediatric Multicenter Studies

A young nurse who overcame leukemia as a patient at All Children’s is now back on the hospital’s oncology unit, caring for kids who are fighting similar battles.

Meet Dr. Marisol Betensky who recently became the director of the Thrombosis Program at Johns Hopkins All Children's. Learn how she came to specialize in thrombosis, the role of her mentors and her interest in boxing.

Lactation consultants Gail Flory, R.N., from Sibley Memorial Hospital, and Hannah Rose, B.S.N., R.N., from Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital — who, together, have more than 30 years of lactation experience — share breastfeeding tips.

James Quintessenza, M.D., will always remember the first heart transplant surgery at All Children's Hospital in 1995. Fast forward to 2024 and meet Ny'Jour, Johns Hopkins All Children's 200th heart transplant patient.

Tayler's journey began in 2008 with a brain tumor at age 4 in Colorado. Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation overpowered the despicable disease.

Lauren vowed this time would be different than when her first two children came prematurely. Lauren did everything suggested to her times 10 over but at 29 weeks gestation she felt her water leaking and at 30 weeks Lucas was born.

The convenient food market offers fresh produce, frozen meats, canned and dry goods, and condiments at no cost and serves about 100 community members a week.

A CDH diagnosis brought uncertainty, but seven years later, the outlook is sunny.