Featured Story The Road to HOPE
HIV-positive transplants continue Johns Hopkins’ legacy of HIV and AIDS progress.
July/August 2016
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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The Road to HOPE: HIV and AIDS Timeline
Key moments in HIV and AIDS progress at Johns Hopkins and around the world
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Change of Attire
Welcoming the new president of The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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The Road to HOPE: Redoubling Efforts to Extend Life
Transplant surgeon Dorry Segev pushed to repeal a federal law banning transplants of HIV-positive organs.
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The Complicated Legacy of Henrietta Lacks
Baltimore high school students learn about HeLa cells, ethics and opportunities.
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Rating Hospital Rankings
Different measurements and results can confuse consumers.
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Queen of Kids’ Chess is Johns Hopkins Doc
GI's Linda Lee started Baltimore Kids Chess League 13 years ago.
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Q-and-A with Redonda G. Miller
The 11th president of The Johns Hopkins Hospital shares her favorite Johns Hopkins memory and discusses her plans for the hospital’s future.
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Dancing with the Hopkins Stars
Fancy footwork captivates viewers at United Way fundraiser.
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Why You Need to Know About Cytomegalovirus
Exposure to CMV infection during pregnancy could lead to hearing loss and learning disabilities in children.
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Rainbow Connection
Join Hopkins colleagues at Baltimore’s 41st Pride Parade on July 23.
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Who/What: July/August 2016
Theodore DeWeese, M.D., professor and director of the Department of Radiation Oncology and Molecular Radiation Sciences, is among the featured employees in July/August.
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What Johns Hopkins is Doing About Zika Virus
Researchers are learning more about the disease and its potential effects.
