Featured Story The Organ Donor, the Surgeon and a U.S. First for People Living with HIV
Nina Martinez and transplant surgeon Dorry Segev made history with the nation's first kidney donation from a person living with HIV.
Dome March/April 2019
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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Precision Medicine Symposium Showcases Data-Driven Research
A May 30 event highlights current precision medicine research, and offers a glimpse into the future.
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Empowering Women in Academic Medicine
New efforts to recruit more women to the Osler Medical Training Program are paying off.
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Detecting Tumors’ Resistance to Radiation Therapy
Johns Hopkins research shows potential of inHealth precision medicine approach.
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A Conversation with Steve Snelgrove
The president of Howard County General Hospital discusses his five years in the job and what lies ahead.
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Expansion of Johns Hopkins at Green Spring Station Will Make a Big Impact on Outpatient Care
The Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center, which opened 25 years ago at Green Spring Station in Baltimore County, is growing once again.
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The Precursors Study: 1948 to Now
A study that began 71 years ago is still breaking new ground as it follows its original cohort of Johns Hopkins medical students into old age.
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Story Booth Invites People to Share Their Health Care Experiences
A recording booth at the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center is collecting patient and caregiver stories.
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Third Community Practice Joins Johns Hopkins Regional Physicians
Infectious Disease Associates (IDA) in Ellicott City is now part of Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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Amos Food, Body and Mind Center Tackles Gut-Brain Connection
Gastrointestinal and psychiatric experts are working together to treat patients with complex and connected psychiatric and physical symptoms.
