Johns Hopkins Gynecology & Obstetrics Winter 2021 Newsletter
Browse our latest newsletter and learn how we continue to deliver exceptional patient care and advance the field of gynecology & obstetrics through research and innovation.
Johns Hopkins Medicine and Allegheny Health Network Expand Collaboration
This new research collaboration between Johns Hopkins Medicine and Allegheny Health Network is one of the largest coordinated women’s gynecologic and obstetrical health research programs in the United States, connecting patients with clinical trials, second opinions and specialized treatments for a range of complex conditions.
Johns Hopkins Awarded Ovarian Cancer SPORE Grant
The expert research teams at Johns Hopkins Medicine and the University of Pennsylvania — joint recipients of this prestigious Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) grant — will work collaboratively to utilize recent laboratory research discoveries to develop new methods for early ovarian cancer detection and treatment.
Latest News
- The Best Menstrual Cups of 2021, Cybill Esguerra M.D., Reviewed.
- Pool Cannonballs Are Pretty Much A No-Go During Pregnancy, Cybill Esguerra M.D., Romper.
- A mother, two sick babies and the surgical procedure once ‘in the same realm as magic’ that saved them, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
News Archive by Year
2020
- Hopkins graduate programs among nation's best in 'U.S. News' rankings
- Fetal Balloon Treatment for Lung-Damaging Birth Defect Works Best When Fetal and Maternal Care Are Highly Coordinated, Ahmet Baschat, M.D.
- Health Alert: Cervical Cancer Awareness, Anna Beavis, M.D., Fox45 News.
- Antibiotics may cause yeast infections — here's why and how to prevent it, Anna Powell, M.D., M.S., PopSugar.
- U.S. birth rates have dropped by more than half — here’s why, Chantel Cross, M.D., Yahoo Lifestyle.
- Highmark Health builds on collaboration with Johns Hopkins, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
- Sibley Memorial Hospital welcomes its first baby of the New Year, Fox5 DC News.
2019
2018
- Johns Hopkins Gynecology & Obstetrics 2018 Newsletter
- Modified Pap Tests Can Show Early Warning Signs of Other Gynecological Cancers, Nickolas Papadopoulos Ph.D.
- Post-Partum Depression: A Clinical, Not Legal, Issue, Lauren Osbourne M.D.
2017
- High Risk, High Reward: How These Twins Beat the Odds, Ahmet Baschat and Jena Miller, The Pulse.
- After Public Battle with Cervical Cancer, Nashville Singer Jessi Zazu Dies at 28, Kimberly Levinson, M.D., M.P.H., NPR.
- How a 'Flipped' Ovary Sent Busy Phillips to the Hospital, Karen Wang, M.D., SELF.com
- Local Group Helps Johns Hopkins Patients Battle Gynecologic Cancer
- Is Your Period Pain Normal?, Jenell Coleman M.D., WomensHealth.com
- Ovarian Cancer Research Team Receives Development Award, Ie-Ming Shih, M.D., Ph.D.
- What Ob-Gyns Wish Women Knew About Their Fertility, Mindy Christianson, M.D., Shape.
- The Scary Truth About Childbirth, Victoria Handa, M.D., Mother Jones
- Rare Condition Creates Unequal Blood Flow in Triplets, Twins, Ahmet Baschat, M.D., The Baltimore Sun.
2016
- Johns Hopkins Winter 2017 Gynecology Newsletter
- Guiding the Next Generation of Physician-Scientists at Johns Hopkins, Arthur Vaught, M.D.
- Normal Head Size at Birth Doesn’t Rule Out Microcephaly, Zika Syndrome After Birth, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- So About That Woman Who Got Pregnant Twice in Ten Days, Mindy Christianson, M.D.
- How to Stop Your Period, Shari Lawson, M.D.
- When Seeking Family Planning Services, Baltimore Women Deserve to Know Which Options Are, and Are Not, On the Table, Carolyn Sufrin, M.D., Ph.D.
- Gynecologic Cancers: Prevention, Detection and Treatment
- Swine Flu Vax and Birth Defects: No Causality, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- What You Need to Know About Getting Tested for Zika, Clark Johnson, M.D.
- Treating Pregnant Women In The Age Of Zika, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- Study Shows How Zika Is Sexually Transmitted, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Can Zika Virus Damage An Infected Infant's Brain After Birth?, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- Brain Scans of Brazilian Babies Show Array of Zika Effects, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- Planning A Pregnancy? Advice About Zika, Dr. James Segars
- Pregnant Women With Zika Have No Way of Knowing For Sure If Their Baby Will Be Healthy, Clark Johnson, M.D.
- With Little Known About Zika Virus, Hospitals Scramble to Stay Ahead, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Study Links Zika Virus to Joint Problems in Babies, Irina Burd, M.D., Ph.D.
- Florida Fertility Doctor Describes Struggle of Advising Patients Amid Zika Virus Outbreak, James Segars, M.D.
- Update on the Spread of the Zika Virus in the U.S., Irina Burd, M.D., Ph.D.
- Health Experts Stressing Preparedness as Zika Outbreak Hits U.S., Irina Burd, M.D., Ph.D.
- CDC: Zika Passed from Woman to Man via Sex, Irina Burd, M.D., Ph.D.
- What to Expect a Day, Week and Month After Having a C-Section, Clark Johnson, M.D.
- The Most Important Muscle All Women Forget to Exercise, Grace Chen, M.D.
- Infectious Disease Expert: ‘So Much We Don’t Know’ About Effects of Zika in Pregnancy, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Zika Infections Last Much Longer During Pregnancy, Monkey Study Shows, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- How Worried Should You Be About Zika, Really?, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Zika Virus Forces Tough Choices on Couples Seeking Fertility Treatment, James Segars, M.D.
- Ovarian Cancer: HMT Extends Survival, Amanda Nickles Fader, M.D.
- Pregnant Mums Who Catch Flu Could be Putting their Unborn Child at Risk, Irina Burd, M.D., Ph.D.
- Health Alert: Zika Cases Triple in U.S., Rita Driggers, M.D.
- Sen. Cardin Meets with Researchers at Johns Hopkins to Discuss Concerns Over Zika Virus, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Mothers and Mothers-to-Be Assess the Risk from Zika, Take Precautions, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Drop in Birth Defects Slowed After Folic Acid Fortification, Irina Burd, M.D., Ph.D.
- Staying Healthy During Pregnancy
- When Zika Hits, a Push for Birth Control and Abortion?, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- D.C. Doctor Talks About Zika Victim's Difficult Decision, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- Health Watch for Below the Belt Cancers, Rebecca Stone, M.D.,
- Zika Fears in the U.S. as Summer Arrives, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- Brain Damage in Zika Babies is Far Worse than Doctors Expected, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- 7 Signs of Ovarian Cancer You Might Be Ignoring, Amanda Nickles Fader, M.D.
- Congresswoman's 'Miracle Baby' Born Without Kidneys Finally Gets One – from Her Dad: 'We Are Blessed', Jessica Bienstock, M.D., M.P.H.
- Why Many U.S. Health Officials Are Calling for Urgent Action Against Zika, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Ultrasounds Missed Her Zika Infection - Until One Showed Serious Harm to Her Fetus, Rita Driggers, M.D.
- BIRCWH Grants Awarded to Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics Faculty, Angie Child Jelin, M.D., and Carolyn Sufrin, M.D., Ph.D.
- Officials: Zika Cases Possible on Delmarva, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Morcellation, Cancer and Loss of Women's Choice, Amanda Nickles Fader, M.D.
- Here's What the Experts Know About Zika, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Researchers Find Link Between Zika, Microcephaly, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- GOP Congressmen Question the Need for $2 Billion to Fight Zika Virus, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Johns Hopkins Winter 2016 Gynecology Newsletter
- Could Kegels Be Doing You More Harm Than Good?
- A Call for Action: Capacity Building and Women's Health in Sierra Leone, Rachel Chan Seay, M.D.
- Maryland Confirms First Case of Zika Virus, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Kissing! Sex! 6 Answers to Very Personal Zika Virus Questions to Keep You Safe, Mindy Christianson, M.D.
- The Rare Birth Defect That's Triggering Panic Over the Zika Virus, Explained, Jeanne Sheffield, M.D.
- Study Finds Minority, Poor Women Not Getting Safer Minimally Invasive Hysterectomies, Amanda Nickles Fader, M.D.
2015
- The Johns Hopkins Hospital Designated as Baby-Friendly
- Creating Vaccines to Kick Cancer's Butt, Cornelia Trimble, M.D.
- Helping Women and Girls in Prison, Carolyn Sufrin, M.D., Ph.D.
- Johns Hopkins Hospital Hosts Gynecologic Cancer Conference, Rebecca Stone, M.D.
- 13 Ovarian Cancer Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore, Edward Tanner, M.D.
- New HPV Vaccine Can Prevent 80% of Cervical Cancers, Amanda Nickles Fader, M.D.
- Genetic Testing for Breast and Ovarian Cancer Risk and Debate over Preventive Surgery, Amanda Nickles Fader, M.D.