Featured Story Johns Hopkins Medicine Takes Lead on Appropriate Use Criteria
School of Medicine wins qualified provider-led entity status to develop advanced imaging criteria.
Articles in this Issue
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Endoscopic Spine Surgery: Rare Minimally Invasive Approach Now Available at Johns Hopkins
The approach treats less complicated conditions in an outpatient setting.
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Johns Hopkins Opens One of the Largest Ambulatory Surgery Centers in Maryland
The newest facility at Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center — Green Spring Station is home to expanded medical services and a variety of surgical procedures.
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Johns Hopkins Head and Neck Surgeons First in U.S. to Use Radiofrequency Ablation to Treat Thyroid Nodules
Radiofrequency ablation for thyroid nodules is only offered at a few centers in the United States.
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A Clinical Innovation: Shortening the Spinal Column to Loosen Tethered Cords
Johns Hopkins neurosurgeons provide spina bifida patients new option to avoid ongoing detethering operations.
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Innovations in Stroke Care and Rehabilitation
At the new Sheikh Khalifa Stroke Institute at Johns Hopkins, rehabilitation specialists collaborate with neurologists immediately following stroke to optimize outcomes.
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Johns Hopkins Launches Center for HPV-Related Head and Neck Cancer
New center brings together experts that focus on these unique tumors.
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First-of-Its Kind Psychedelic Research Center Debuts at Johns Hopkins
Matthew Johnson and Roland Griffiths are leading research on psilocybin, a naturally occurring psychedelic compound found in certain mushrooms.
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Innovative Treatments for Scars from Burns and Other Trauma
Director of the Johns Hopkins Burn Center Scott Hultman discusses convenient and affordable laser therapies for patients with problematic scarring from burns and trauma.
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Johns Hopkins Research Aims to Deter Inappropriate Vascular Surgeries
New studies led by Johns Hopkins surgeons and researchers show numerous examples of surgical overtreatment for a number of conditions.
