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Featured Story Emerging from the Fog

By going beyond the bounds of conventional care, clinicians in Hopkins' personalized pain program help patients manage pain without relying on heavy opioid use.

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Conceptual illustration of pain, colorful shapes

Articles in this Issue 

  • A Lifeline in Huntington’s

    Patients and their families with this neurodegenerative condition — cruel in its genetic certainty — find support, community and hope at the Johns Hopkins HD center.

    An illustration of a family. Arrows surround them.

  • Measure by Measure

    Specialists here are leading national efforts to define standards for music-related injuries and health care.

    A stick figure plays a realistic tuba while a stick figure doctor listens with a stethoscope.

  • Power Surge

    How measuring rhythmic waves on the membranes of cancer cells could yield insights to better stage cancer — and develop drugs to slow or halt its spread.

    Glycolytic waves drive and fuel cancer cell migration. The image, captured with a high-powered microscope over 9-minute intervals, is color-coded from early to late time points showing wave activity (green, blue, purple, pink, red). Credit: David Huiwang Zhan

  • A Link in the Chain

    Decades after his training at Johns Hopkins, a seasoned preceptor continues to share the insights he gained from medicine’s “founding fathers.”

    A younger Victor McKusick, seated at center, with Johns Hopkins trainees, ca. 1965.

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