Zebrafish Help Unlock Clues to Human Disease
Faster. More efficient. Less expensive. Three Johns Hopkins researchers are doing groundbreaking work. And 30,000 zebrafish are helping.
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Medical Illustration Exhibit Showcases Students’ Talent
For the 34th straight year, graduate students from the storied Department of Art As Applied to Medicine share their portfolios.
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First-Ever Penis and Scrotum Transplant Makes History at Johns Hopkins
Surgeons at The Johns Hopkins Hospital have performed the world’s first total penis and scrotum transplant.
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Matching Patient with Treatment
A new analytics platform will help Johns Hopkins doctors provide care that is tailored to individual patients.
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A Mission to Reinvigorate Bedside Medicine
Johns Hopkins residents spend as little as 12 percent of their time at the bedside, a recent study found, raising concerns about eroding clinical skills. Taking a “back-to-the-future” approach, Osler leaders are working to improve the interface between doctors and patients.
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Five Things to Know about Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Tests
As direct-to-consumer DNA tests become more popular, Johns Hopkins genetic experts explain their limitations and risks.
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Treating Pain, Averting Addiction
Special Report: Johns Hopkins is fighting the national opioid crisis with a better approach to pain management.
