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A Johns Hopkins All Children’s expert explains how extreme “looksmaxxing” trends can affect teens’ physical and mental health and offers advice for parents.

Learn how Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital's Tiny Baby Program provides specialized, evidence-based care to help the smallest and most vulnerable babies not only survive, but thrive.

After 12-year-old Eli suffered serious injuries in an e-bike crash, Johns Hopkins All Children’s experts explain how the right helmet can better protect young riders from head injuries.

After receiving a devastating prenatal diagnosis, Rachel and Sam traveled from the Cook Islands to Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in search of hope for their unborn son. Read their heartfelt letter of gratitude and learn how expert care, compassion and community helped Kauvai overcome extraordinary odds.

After being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, 10-year-old Valentina faced months of intensive treatment at Johns Hopkins All Children's with remarkable courage, inspiring her care team and family every step of the way.

Three scientists who first met as students in Greece have reunited at Johns Hopkins All Children’s, continuing a friendship and collaboration that spans more than 15 years.

After surviving T-cell lymphoma as a child, Natalie is preparing to attend law school in New York City while continuing her care through Johns Hopkins All Children's Survivorship Clinic.

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital honored its 2026 Pediatric Residency graduates and recognized residents for excellence in patient care, research and education.

Through a prestigious Fulbright-supported fellowship, Spanish researcher Manuel Chacon, Ph.D., is spending the summer at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, collaborating with the Nagy Lab to advance research on lung injury, tissue repair and regeneration.