Johns Hopkins professors will participate in ACR Convergence 2024 from November 15 - 18.

David Muniz Pedrogo, Cynthia Sears and Joanna Melia delve into the topic and consider how an oft-overlooked drug might help treat and prevent colorectal cancer.

A dedicated group of volunteers from Johns Hopkins in partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools provided free pre-participation sports physicals to Baltimore City middle and high school students.

Novel treatment may help young boys with degenerative muscle disease stay ambulatory for longer.

Johns Hopkins researchers will study the connection between PMD and inflammation.

For much of her career, gynecologist Wen Shen has devoted herself to helping patients and clinicians grasp the realities of the biological process.

In the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy and the Greenberg Skeletal Dysplasia Center, multidisciplinary teams of experts provide rare treatments and follow patients throughout their lifetimes.

Babar Shafiq treats a wide spectrum of trauma cases, meeting patients' immediate and long-term needs.

Whether using an infinity symbol-shaped balloon during dilation or employing the latest swallowing therapies, the team’s experts offer a vast range of options for patients with swallowing conditions.

Neurotologist Deepa Galaiya recently published a paper on pain associated with performing surgery — offering a window into ergonomic improvements that better surgeons' well-being.

Nine-year-old Ahmir Goodman was born with a rare condition called fibular hemimelia, in which a bone is missing in the lower leg. He and his family turned to Erin Honcharuk for treatment.