Black Individuals More Likely to Experience Inequities in Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Lyme Disease, New Research Shows

Program That Trains Community Health Workers to Deliver Hearing Care Shows Success Among Low-Income Older Adults

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

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

U.S. Infertility Rate Plateaus

Three Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Faculty Named Fellows of the American Association for Cancer Research Academy

Johns Hopkins Health System Adopts Race-Free Kidney Function Equation

New Analysis: More U.S. Adults Identify as Disabled; Ethnic and Socioeconomic Disparities Persist

Johns Hopkins Medicine and Sibley Memorial Hospital Announce 2021 Award Winners to Advance Health Equity In Washington

Johns Hopkins Medicine Partners with Black Churches to Bring Covid-19 Vaccines to the Community