Dean Rothman Retires After a Decade of ‘Leading the Change’
Paul B. Rothman retires after steering Johns Hopkins Medicine through a decade of expansion and unexpected challenges.
News for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Two Years of Reckoning and Progress
Since the 2020 death of George Floyd inspired a global conversation about racism, Johns Hopkins has increased anti-oppression initiatives and tackled community health disparities.
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Navigating Cancer — Step by Step
Philanthropist draws from experience and patient stories to help others diagnosed with cancer “find their path to hope.”
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Making Their Voices Heard
Revised nursing governance structure helps bedside nurses at The Johns Hopkins Hospital brainstorm about problems and possible solutions.
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Support Services Internship Program Offers Career-Based Employment in East Baltimore
An internship program designed to train and employ more East Baltimore residents has graduated nearly 200 people since 2013, 90 of whom still work at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Patient’s Search Leads to the Johns Hopkins Stiff Person Syndrome Center
After unexplained muscle spasms and stiffness knocked her down for two years, Ruth Carroll found the care and treatment she needed.
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The Enduring Power of Telemedicine
As in-person appointments resume, symposium shows that virtual visits remain a viable alternative for patients and clinicians.
Insight
An algorithm developed to map the universe was employed by researchers to map tumors and then correlate the data with treatment outcomes.
With assistance from Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, the team secured nearly $2 million in funding and hopes to test its therapy in patients in the next five years.
During the 30-day study period, patients used the app for tracking medications, entering vital signs like weight and blood pressure, and viewing educational content.
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