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RadiologyUpdate

RadiologyUpdateThe RadiologyUpdate newsletter will be primarily distributed through mailing for 2020. If you would like to receive the latest updates around the Johns Hopkins Radiology Department, please send your email, phone number, and mailing address to cvera3@jhmi.edu.
THE RUSSELL H. MORGAN DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY AND RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
Radiology Update
Dr. Karen Horton standing in the lobby at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

2021 Chair's Message

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Innovations in Outpatient Imaging

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Radiology Continues to Pivot and Adapt to Ever-changing COVID-19 Protocol

radiologist sitting at a table, reading the dashboard on three computer screens

All-New Resident Dashboard Streamlines Certification

A vintage picture of a group of radiology film clerks smiling in front of the stack of films.

From Films to Digital, The Evolution of Imaging Records

Hanzhang Lu

New Leadership at the MRI Service Center

Manisha Aggarwal sitting at a desk with brain scans on two computer screens behind her.

The Growing Field of Diffusion Imaging

Sridhar Nimmagadda standing next to a positron emission tomography machine.

The Next Step for Immunotherapy

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Radiology Physician-Scientists of the Future

Sandra Moore, Sabrina Lindermon and Raj Goel stand in from of a brick wall smiling. There is a small picture of Ted Lynch in a circle on the bottom of the image.

Lynch Scholarship Affords Endless Possibilities

Nagi Khouri standing in front of a podium in a suit.

Grateful Patients Endow Khouri Fund

Martin Pomper sits at a computer examining the results of a PyL test.

Imaging Breakthroughs in Prostate Cancer

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Leading Change: Perspectives from Outside of Medicine

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