The Johns Hopkins Children's Center Magazine
At Johns Hopkins and across the country, children and adolescents are experiencing an unprecedented level of mental health challenges. Here are four ways experts at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center are confronting the crisis — with strategies aimed at getting young people the immediate support and treatment they need.
A noninvasive device holds the potential to transform care for babies.
Hydrocephalus, often referred to as “water on the brain,” is a life-threatening buildup of cerebrospinal fluid that affects one in every 770 babies and is the leading cause for brain surgery in children.
Multi-center study aims to shed light on how genetic variants ‘of unknown significance’ may — or may not — impact the progression of different disease processes, in order to finetune treatments.
For these four young child life volunteers, fun is the name of the game
