The 2022–23 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings are in, and The Johns Hopkins Hospital is ranked #5 in the nation — marking 33 consecutive years of placing in the top 5.

Johns Hopkins Medicine will collaborate with the University of Maryland to bring both a diabetes self-management training program and a diabetes prevention program to thousands more people, combatting a growing diabetes epidemic in Baltimore City as well as in pockets of Howard and Montgomery counties.

Members of the grounds crew at Johns Hopkins’ East Baltimore campus work an ever-changing landscape designed to lift the spirits of employees, patients and family members entering the hospital.

What do an amoeba, worms and fruit flies have in common? They’re each used by researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine to research human muscle, cell machinery, and cell development.

Paul B. Rothman retires after steering Johns Hopkins Medicine through a decade of expansion and unexpected challenges.

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.