Featured Story New Building Opens Door to Discovery
The Johns Hopkins All Children's Research and Education Building promotes collaboration for the betterment of children's health.
Fall 2018
Patient Stories, News, Announcements and more from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Articles in this Issue
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An Academic Approach
The Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital pediatric hospitalist program uses education and research to produce expert care.
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An Unexpected Injury Turns Into a Beautiful Hospital Wedding
The unexpected hospital trip could have ruined their wedding day, but the team at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital helped get them down the aisle.
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For McKinley, a Positive Outcome
Four-year-old McKinley is back to the things she loves after two years of cancer treatments, and then remission. Her family now helps others dealing with cancer through the Love McKinley Foundation. On Giving Tuesday-and every day-you can help, too.
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Record-setting Bone Marrow Patient Amplifies Her Impact
A little girl's journey to find a match for a bone marrow transplant inspired thousands to register as donors.
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An All-in-One Destination to Treat a Rising Musculoskeletal Disorder
The Torticollis Clinic at Johns Hopkins All Children's provides kids who have an atypical head tilt with the evaluation and treatment they need to thrive.
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Jabil Gift Supports Mental Health Initiative
Jabil, a global company, pledges $1 million over five years to help Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital enhance its mental health programs and advocacy.
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Johns Hopkins All Children’s Joins National Research Organization
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital has joined the Institute for Advanced Clinical Trials (I-ACT) for Children, an independent, nonprofit organization that seeks to accelerate biomedical innovation in pediatrics.
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Medical Education Programs Produce Investigators of the Future
Research is a key component of residency and fellowship programs at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. The aim is to cultivate scientifically curious physicians through their experience in graduate medical education.
