How a two-minute connection is giving care teams across Johns Hopkins a humanizing window into the lives of patients who often can’t speak for themselves.

With summer’s heat just around the corner here in Baltimore, we were inspired to take a wide-ranging survey of fridges, freezers and chillers around the medical campus to check out the cool things they hold inside.

Researchers and clinicians at Johns Hopkins are increasingly focused on ensuring that patients can live as comfortably as possible and remain able to enjoy the activities they care about most.

This issue's note from the editor.

A first-year graduate student searches for effective mentorship as an underrepresented scientist.

Dean/CEO Paul B. Rothman looks back on a life-changing decade.

Reed returned to her home country to help meet the tidal wave of medical need.

Darbari is dedicated to righting health care disparities.

Varelas is a national leader in neurological intensive care.

Becker pioneered community partnerships.

Conti led the way in ischemic heart disease.

Kazazian introduced prenatal diagnosis of hemoglobin disorders to the world.

Lutty was a world-renowned expert in retinopathy and a mentor to many.

How neurology research fellowships open doors to innovative research.