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The new type of brain retractor could reduce the likelihood of injury during surgery.
News for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
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Precision Medicine Symposium Showcases Data-Driven Research
A May 30 event highlights current precision medicine research, and offers a glimpse into the future.
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Expansion of Johns Hopkins at Green Spring Station Will Make a Big Impact on Outpatient Care
The Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center, which opened 25 years ago at Green Spring Station in Baltimore County, is growing once again.
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A Conversation with Steve Snelgrove
The president of Howard County General Hospital discusses his five years in the job and what lies ahead.
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The Precursors Study: 1948 to Now
A study that began 71 years ago is still breaking new ground as it follows its original cohort of Johns Hopkins medical students into old age.
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New Website Showcases Women Leaders Across Johns Hopkins Medicine
The site features short biographies of 31 leaders across Johns Hopkins Medicine. Visitors can learn what drew the women to the institution, what keeps them here, their proudest accomplishments and their advice for women aspiring to lead.
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Story Booth Invites People to Share Their Health Care Experiences
A recording booth at the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center is collecting patient and caregiver stories.
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS & TECHNOLOGY
Insight
A feasibility study showed a 55 percent reduction in patients’ use of emergency department and hospital services during the 180 days after the start of the program.
Amazon’s virtual voice assistant may help overweight cancer survivors increase their daily activity and ultimately reduce the chance of their cancer coming back.
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