Think 75 Is Too Old to Have Surgery? Think Again.
Why more senior adults than ever are having joint replacements, transplants and other major operations.
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Broken Records: Stigmatizing Language in Medical Histories May Follow Patients for Years
A Johns Hopkins study finds that written descriptions of patients can affect the care they get.
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Maintaining Normal Heart Rhythms
For more than two decades, Johns Hopkins electrophysiologist Charles Love has been replacing the wires on implantable devices that steady the heart.
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Event Connects Science Writers, Johns Hopkins Research
The topic at the tenth annual Science Writers' Boot Camp: Growing Old in America.
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‘Live from The Johns Hopkins Hospital, welcome to pathCast’
Using social media, two pathologists are sharing important knowledge with colleagues around the globe. And it’s free.
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Five Ways Exercise Is Even Healthier Than You Thought
As doctors research the medicinal nature of exercise, they discover new reasons to break a sweat.
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If a Hiker Falls in the Woods … Would You Know What to Do?
Austere medicine course teaches Johns Hopkins students how to treat injuries and illness when medical resources are scarce.
