Looking back at some of the most engaging stories from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in 2023.

Evan was born with truncus arteriosus, a rare and complex congenital heart defect. With comprehensive, compassionate care from the Heart Institute team, baby Evan is a rockstar, developing well and meeting his milestones.

Providers from the Heart Institute at Johns Hopkins All Children's meet weekly for a "flight plan" assessment, discussing each pediatric cardiac surgery case from the past week from a multidisciplinary standpoint.

In addition to being a world-class hospital for treating children, Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital is also a thriving destination for academic growth. Increasingly, it is attracting talented scientists either for full-time roles or temporary visits as "visiting scholars."

The grant supports Dr. Goldenberg's mentoring work in the field of pediatric venous thromboembolism (blot clots in the veins of the body or arteries of the lungs) with several faculty mentees at The Johns Hopkins University and other pre-eminent academic institutions.

A special reunion brought Bella back to the surgeon who saved her a decade ago.

A Ph.D. candidate finds the perfect research niche.

As family and staff cheer, Angel hangs his name on a special wall in the Heart Center. Read about Angel's journey to celebrating a new heart.