Featured Story New Exhibit Showcases Johns Hopkins Bayview’s Legacy of Care
New exhibit showcases the hospital’s rich history, dating back to 1866.
Dome May/June 2019
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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Substance Use Disorders in Older Adults: A Growing Threat
Increasingly, older adults are misusing alcohol and drugs – raising their risks for falls, fractures and other emergencies.
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For Johns Hopkins Nurses, More Career Options Than Ever
The health system’s nurses are serving in areas as diverse as research, telemedicine and recruitment, but the majority of Johns Hopkins nurses continue to prefer direct patient care.
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Suicide Rates Spike in Spring, Not Winter
Johns Hopkins psychiatrist explains how allergies and inflammation may cause a seasonal jump in suicide.
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Johns Hopkins Launches New Precision Medicine Tools
With new tools and resources, Johns Hopkins Medicine is making it easier for clinicians to conduct precision medicine research and use the results to improve patient care.
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An Earlier Onset for Colorectal Cancer
More people who are younger than 50 are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
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The Access Partnership at Johns Hopkins Celebrates a Decade of Providing Low-Cost Services — and Hope
Charitable care program provides access to treatment with Johns Hopkins specialists.
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Hopkins History Moments
The story of two medical school classmates whose work won separate Nobel Peace Prizes.
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Chase Brexton Partnership to Provide Dental Care for ED Patients
An agreement between The Johns Hopkins Hospital and Chase Brexton Health Care helps emergency department patients get dental care.
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Telemedicine Connects Young Patients with Psychiatric Care
A new telemedicine program trims travel hassles for the Child Mobile Treatment Program.
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Howard County Program Touts Benefits of Advance Directives
Howard County General Hospital hired Karen Shelton in 2018 as its first advanced care planning program coordinator.
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Johns Hopkins Hosts National Health Journalism Conference
Gun violence and global health are among the topics discussed at this year's Association of Health Care Journalists conference.
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A Final Flurry, Then Pavilion III Opens
Pavilion III of the Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center—Green Spring Station began welcoming patients May 28.
