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Spring/Summer 2026
The Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine
Articles in this Issue
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Free Thinkers
Students in the XDBio Ph.D. program forge their own paths in choosing the classes and labs that will help them answer their research questions.
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Pollution’s Fallout: Brain Disease?
New evidence points to a possible molecular connection between air pollution and an increased risk of Lewy body dementia.
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A Call for Radical Collaboration
Johns Hopkins clinical leaders are leading reform of the prior authorization process by bringing together insurers, policymakers, health systems and medical societies from all over the country. Their daunting goal? “Alignment across stakeholders.”
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A Visionary in Medical Illustration
Annette Smith Burgess, Wilmer Eye Institute’s first ophthalmic illustrator, captured the minutiae of the eye with unparalleled accuracy, creating works of high educational value — and beauty.
Departments
Circling the Dome
Medical Rounds
Forum
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From the Editor
New ideas for new times.
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Fueling the Discovery Pipeline
In the face of funding cuts, alumni are stepping up to support Johns Hopkins’ MSTP program.
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Post-Op
From Dean/CEO Theodore DeWeese
