Fall 2026
Clinicians, discover the latest in research and clinical innovation from Johns Hopkins experts. Visit the Clinical Connection website to learn more.
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Researchers Evaluate AI Stethoscopes for Pediatric Exams in Lower- and Middle-Income Countries
The Global Program in Pediatric Respiratory Sciences is studying the diagnostic accuracy of using smart stethoscopes to diagnose lung conditions in children.
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Children’s Center Team Honored with Joint Commission Quality and Safety Award
Award recognizes achievements by individuals and organizations that improve patient safety and healthcare quality in innovative and measurable ways.
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Documenting a Rarity: Malignant Behavior of a Benign Condition
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.
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Pediatric Spine Program Provides Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary Care
Program offers a rare variety of treatment options and innovative approaches.
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Shaping the Future of Neonatal and Pediatric Interfacility Transport
A consensus publication updated recommendations expanding the field, with the Johns Hopkins Pediatric Transport Program among those leading the change.
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Georgeanna Seegar Jones, Pioneer in Reproductive Endocrinology, Honored with Hall of Fame Induction
Seegar Jones and her husband created the nation's first IVF program.
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Adding Vents to Long Fiberglass Arm Casts Could Be No-Sweat Way to Ditch the Itch
A Johns Hopkins Medicine study shows that adding ventilation gaps to fiberglass casts does not sacrifice structural integrity.
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From The Director: A Department at the Forefront of Gyn/Ob
Andrew Satin, director of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, discusses his department's top rankings in U.S. News & World Report and Newsweek.
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Grant Helps Johns Hopkins Expand Perinatal Mental Health Care
Maternal-fetal specialist Marika Toscano is using Hearst Foundations funding to boost perinatal mental health care at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine Experts Treat Rare Spinal Arteriovenous Fistula Located Outside of the Spine
A patient was diagnosed with a vascular abnormality in an unusual location, outside the wall of the dura mater that protects the spinal cord.
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Multidisciplinary Care for Gut-Brain Interaction Disorders
The Johns Hopkins GIFT Center offers a unique clinic that treats these gastrointestinal disorders with the expertise of a diverse group of specialists.
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Heart Transplant Surgeon Eric Etchill Joins Johns Hopkins Medicine
Cardiothoracic surgeon Eric Etchill, an expert in heart and lung transplantation, brings surgical expertise and a history of research and mentorship.
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Johns Hopkins Eye Surgeon and Sinus Expert Team Up on Tear Duct Repairs
Oculoplastic surgeon Nicholas Mahoney and otolaryngologist Andrew Lane each bring their specialized knowledge to dacryocystorhinostomies.
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Mentorship Across Generations: Advancing Discovery, Collaboration and the Future of Critical Care Medicine
The collaboration between Drs. Brower and Sahetya shows how guidance can evolve into groundbreaking research, including the international DRIVE trial.
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The Many Paths of Care: Precision, Partnership and the Stories That Shape Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Using functional testing to identify CFTR modulator responders beyond genotype, expanding treatment access and helping some avoid lung transplantation.
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From Fellow to Leader: Strengthening Community and Reimaging the Future of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Kristina Montemayor is advancing precision education, mentorship and individualized career pathways to prepare leaders across research and education.
