Full Genetic Architecture of RAS Cancer Gene Mutations in Human Tumors Uncovered

Howard Hospital Foundation names three to board

Patient Education and Feedback to Nurses Help Improve Administration of Clot-Busting Drugs

Psychedelics May Lessen Fear of Death and Dying, Similar to Feelings Reported by Those Who’ve Had Near Death Experiences

Significant Boost in Rates of Type 2 Diabetes Among Children During COVID-19 Pandemic

Johns Hopkins Medicine Welcomes Inaugural Vivien Thomas Scholars Cohort

Scientists Thought They Knew How the Nose ‘Knows,’ New Research Suggests Otherwise

Eye Doctors Who Get Even Small Payments from Drug Companies More Likely to Prescribe Name-Brand Eyedrops

Social Determinants of Health Are Important Contributors to Mortality Disparities in U.S., Study Finds

Howard County General Hospital names four to board

Nanoparticle Therapy May Help Patients Hospitalized With Severe COVID-19 Infections

Johns Hopkins Researchers Find Link Between Dementia and Atrial Cardiopathy

Study Finds Genetic Method for Identifying Hundreds of Disease Agents ‘Promising’

Johns Hopkins All Children’s First Female President Celebrates One Year at Hospital

Scientists Identify Novel Molecular Biomarkers in Cells That Spread a Deadly Form of Breast Cancer

Johns Hopkins Medicine-Led Consortium to Receive Up to $200 Million to Fight TB Globally

Howard County General Hospital nationally recognized for cardiovascular care

Early Physical Therapy Associated with Less Health Care Resource Use for Patients with Acute Lower Back Pain

Johns Hopkins Medicine Researchers Find Quicker Way to Treat Hospitalized Patients with Substance Use Disorder

Johns Hopkins Medicine Scientists Create Nanobody That Can Punch Through Tough Brain Cells and Potentially Treat Parkinson’s Disease

The Johns Hopkins Hospital Is Ranked #5 Nationally by U.S. News

Study Shows Widespread Mislabeling of CBD Content Occurs for Over-the-Counter Products

Protein Parts Must Indeed Wiggle and Jiggle to Work Right, New Research Suggests

Risk Factors in Adults with Cardiovascular Disease are Worsening Over Time Despite Advances in Secondary Prevention, Study Shows

Study Suggests That C. Difficile Drives Some Colorectal Cancers

Regular Screening of People at High Risk for Pancreatic Cancer Pays Off

Duration of Preoperative Pain Linked to Chronic Opioid Use After Adult Spinal Deformity Surgery

Johns Hopkins Medicine Study: Abnormal Heart Metabolism May Predict Future Sudden Cardiac Death

Johns Hopkins Researchers Call for Closing Gap in Collecting Racial and Ethnic Data in Studies of Rare Genetic Condition

New Leader for Johns Hopkins All Children’s Maternal, Fetal & Neonatal Institute Has Unique Journey in Medical Career

Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Hosts Special Global Health Event

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Measuring Levels of Proteins in Eye Fluid May Accurately Predict Need for Lifelong Macular Degeneration Therapy

The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research Expands Partnership with The Johns Hopkins University to Accelerate Groundbreaking Immunotherapy Research

Adult Cancer Survivors Have Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Than Those Without Cancer, Study Shows

MEDIA ADVISORY: Johns Hopkins Health Policy Forum with Donna Shalala, Former Member of Congress and the 18th U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services

Liquid Biopsy Detects DNA Markers in Advanced Breast Cancer Within Five Hours

Breast Duct Treatment for Early Breast Cancer Eliminates All Signs of Disease in Laboratory Experiments

Howard County General Hospital Offers Community Health Worker Training

COVID-19 Pandemic Curtailed Young Adults’ Access to Addiction Treatment