Center for Addiction and Pregnancy treats the children of mothers who took drugs while pregnant.

21st Century Medicine That Is Respectful and Compassionate

Joint training program will prepare Johns Hopkins graduate students for careers in biopharma and biomedicine.

Employee wellness programs offer health education and support.

Johns Hopkins researchers enable a patient to move prosthetic fingers by using brain-implanted electrodes activated by thought.

Art director Abby Ferretti runs and cycles to help others.

How one patient experience coach champions empathy.

Social Innovation Lab Event, Summer Best Dressed Sale

Johns Hopkins palliative care doctor Madeline Leong tackles big issues in her new play, Life Support.

New laboratory for neurosurgery and biomedical engineering brings research partnerships.

Rexford Ahima, M.D., Ph.D., an internationally renowned endocrinologist, has been appointed the Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Diabetes. He is among April’s featured employees.

On March 18, 105 Johns Hopkins fourth-year medical students learned where they will begin their residency programs.