Service provides a valuable option for patients who would benefit from sedation but do not need the resources of an operating room or ICU.

A landmark trial found that a combination treatment for people with bladder cancer significantly improved outcomes after two years. New research led by investigators at the Brady Urological Institute found that this approach is also likely cost-effective.

For patients with enlarged prostates, a procedure called holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP) can provide lasting relief.

The Global Program in Pediatric Respiratory Sciences is studying the diagnostic accuracy of using smart stethoscopes to diagnose lung conditions in children.

Award recognizes achievements by individuals and organizations that improve patient safety and healthcare quality in innovative and measurable ways.

A Johns Hopkins Medicine orthopaedic oncologist and surgeon treated a patient with a soft tissue tumor that is typically benign and self limiting, yet behaved aggressively.

Program offers a rare variety of treatment options and innovative approaches.

A consensus publication updated recommendations expanding the field, with the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Transport Program among those leading the change.

Seegar Jones and her husband created the nation's first IVF program.

A Johns Hopkins Medicine study shows that adding ventilation gaps to fiberglass casts does not sacrifice structural integrity.

Andrew Satin, director of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, discusses his department's top rankings in U.S. News & World Report and Newsweek.

Maternal-fetal specialist Marika Toscano is using Hearst Foundations funding to boost perinatal mental health care at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

A patient was diagnosed with a vascular abnormality in an unusual location, outside the wall of the dura mater that protects the spinal cord.

The Johns Hopkins GIFT Center offers a unique clinic that treats these gastrointestinal disorders with the expertise of a diverse group of specialists.

Cardiothoracic surgeon Eric Etchill, an expert in heart and lung transplantation, brings surgical expertise and a history of research and mentorship.

Oculoplastic surgeon Nicholas Mahoney and otolaryngologist Andrew Lane each bring their specialized knowledge to dacryocystorhinostomies.

The collaboration between Drs. Brower and Sahetya shows how guidance can evolve into groundbreaking research, including the international DRIVE trial.

Using functional testing to identify CFTR modulator responders beyond genotype, expanding treatment access and helping some avoid lung transplantation.

Kristina Montemayor is advancing precision education, mentorship and individualized career pathways to prepare leaders across research and education.