Events On-Demand

Johns Hopkins Medicine is pleased to offer free in-person seminars and online webinars throughout the year featuring our own experts who present the latest information on a variety of health topics.

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    Women's Health

    Proton Beam Therapy for the Treatment of Tumors

    Lillie Shockney interviews radiation oncologist Akila Viswanathan, who is the interim director for Johns Hopkins Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences, the director for the National Capital Region for radiation oncology, and a professor of radiation oncology and molecular radiation sciences for Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

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    Knee Surgery

    Revision Surgery after a Failed Previous Joint Replacement

    Many factors including, worn or loose implants, damaged prostheses and even infection can lead to patients needing revision surgery after a hip or knee replacement. Join Johns Hopkins orthopaedic surgeon Savyasachi “Savya” Thakkar to learn about the different causes and approaches to revision surgery after a failed joint replacement and what you need to know if you have had a hip or knee replacement.

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    Cosmetic Plastic Surgery

    Saving Face: Expert Advice to Help Freshen an Aging Face

    Age-related changes to the face don’t have to be noticeable. Learn about surgical and non-surgical options to address these signs of aging from facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons Kofi Boahene and Lisa Ishii.
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    Women's Health

    Sexual Intimacy Through A Woman's Lifetime

    A woman's sex drive changes throughout her lifetime. Sex therapist Kate Thomas discusses the various factors that can cause changes in the desire for sexual intimacy and what can be done to address this issue.
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    Plastic and Reconstructive

    Shedding Light on Laser Therapy: How It Works and When It Helps

    Watch reconstructive surgeon Julie Caffrey and physician assistant Patricia Rutledge explore laser and light therapy and how these technologies are used to support healing. This session will break down the science, discuss real-world applications, and address common questions about safety, effectiveness and outcomes for overall wellness.

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    Aneurysm Treatment

    Sorting Through Brain Aneurysm Treatment Options

    Dr. Judy Huang presents information on treatment options for brain aneurysms.
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    Osteoporosis

    Strategies to Prevent Bone Loss and Osteoporosis

    Join endocrinologist Kendall Moseley to learn more about risk factors that make women susceptible to bone loss, strategies for optimizing bone density and emerging therapies to treat osteoporosis and prevent fractures.
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    Women's Health

    Stress Cardiomyopathy: Stress Affecting the Heart

    Moderator Lillie Shockney is joined by cardiologist Dr. Ilan Wittstein, the foremost expert in “broken heart syndrome,” also known as stress cardiomyopathy or takotsubo cardiomyopathy. Dr. Wittstein and Professor Shockney talk about exactly what stress cardiomyopathy or broken heart syndrome is, its symptoms and how it differs from other heart issues.
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    GERD

    Surgical Treatment Options for GERD

    Did you know that nearly 20% of people in the U.S., experience gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and it can be treated with surgery? Join Johns Hopkins minimally invasive surgeons Gina Adrales, Alisa Coker and Brenda Zosa, who will provide the latest updates on what surgery options are available to treat GERD.

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    Bariatric Surgery

    Surgical Weight Loss Options 101

    Interested in surgical weight loss options but aren't sure where to start? Take the first step in your weight loss surgery journey. Join Johns Hopkins bariatric surgeons Michael Schweitzer and Katherine Lamond for a virtual webinar. Learn about surgical options, preoperative requirements and the health benefits you can expect from bariatric surgery.