A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
A physician and a state senator, Clarence Lam helped shape pandemic response at Johns Hopkins and across Maryland. He led Johns Hopkins’ efforts to test and, later, vaccinate thousands of employees. As a member of the Maryland Senate, he also helped create the state’s policies and approach to the coronavirus.
Rooted in a culture that embraces connection to others, Flor Giusti nurtures parents to become self-reliant.
As India recovers from its second wave of COVID-19, Johns Hopkins faculty members, staff members and medical students are helping to secure critical supplies, translate information and solicit donations.
New study reveals faculty members’ struggles caring for elderly parents.
The 2021–22 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings are in, and The Johns Hopkins Hospital is ranked #4 in the nation — marking 32 consecutive years of placing in the top 5.
Johns Hopkins sports medicine specialist Mo Emam talked with Dome from Japan following his stint as a physician volunteer at the 2021 Olympic Games.
In recent years, Sibley has grown its orthopaedics services and demonstrated a commitment to surgical innovations.
Joy Curbean-Johnson hesitated for months before getting vaccinated despite a dangerous bout with the infection. Now she’s encouraging other Johns Hopkins employees to get vaccinated.
