Epilepsy patients are lending a hand-and their heads-to advance the development of neurally controlled prosthetics.

Justin Hanes and others are packaging drugs at the nanoscale to reach places in the body that were once out of reach.

Home visits and a team care approach are just the start for Johns Hopkins internal medicine residents, who are gaining the skills they need to better manage chronic illness-and keep patients out of the hospital.

Have restrictions on resident work hours gone too far, "compressing" intern training time and imperiling the educational mission?

A new initiative is pushing residents to "choose wisely" when ordering procedures, with the goal of boosting patient safety and saving money.

Lost opportunities.

Website casts a critical eye on medical mobile apps.

New center is aimed at enhancing health of local Latino community.

An innovative program prepares lab techs for careers in the burgeoning biotech industry.

Tapping everyday citizens to inform hospital protocols in the event of a pandemic.

Fader is innovating the improve surgical outcomes for women.

Forged by war, Ficke brings new expertise to Orthopaedic Surgery.

Solving barriers to weight loss among the mentally ill.

Harnessing stem cells to attack deadly brain cancer.

New light on vitamin D's role in MS.

Common practice could pose risk, study finds.

Study finds no threat to memory.

Colitis patients see improvement through fecal transplant.

Correctly diagnosing vascular malformations can be tricky.

Diving could mark sea change for those with paraplegia.

LevelCheck aims to prevent surgical error during spine surgery.

New findings could help in "unlearning" to be afraid.

DeAngelis explores the importance of professionalism among members of the medical team.

Simons heads the world's largest funding program for young cancer scientists.

Srinivasan is leading the charge to rethink antibiotics use.

Walensky is dedicated to improving HIV medicine.

In pursuit of scientific discovery, Hubel kept his sense of fun.

Freeman bucked convention to tackle childhood epilepsy.

Candace Pert made landmark findings in brain biochemistry.

Wilson Lo profoundly influenced the field.

From small-town Mississippi sprang a successful surgeon who has endowed a scholarship fund to support Hopkins medical students.

Society's changing needs call for more leadership in primary care.