What happens when a few faculty members are tasked with taking on most of the work of building diversity and inclusion?

The Comprehensive Care Practice, which recently celebrated its 25th anniversary, was established at a time when Baltimoreans struggling with HIV and addiction had few options for health care.  

At the Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy Center, the action starts in a huge particle accelerator known as a synchrotron, where protons spin at ultra-fast speeds before making their journey to treatment rooms. Here's a look at how the process unfolds.

This issue's note from the editor, plus letters from our readers.

Should we reexamine policy advising women living with HIV against breastfeeding?

Surveying the landscape here, there’s much to celebrate.