July/August 2016

A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family

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Featured Story The Road to HOPE

HIV-positive transplants continue Johns Hopkins’ legacy of HIV and AIDS progress.

The Road to HOPE: HIV and AIDS Timeline

Key moments in HIV and AIDS progress at Johns Hopkins and around the world
Change of Attire

Welcoming the new president of The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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.
The Complicated Legacy of Henrietta Lacks

Baltimore high school students learn about HeLa cells, ethics and opportunities.
Rating Hospital Rankings

Different measurements and results can confuse consumers.
Queen of Kids’ Chess is Johns Hopkins Doc

GI's Linda Lee started Baltimore Kids Chess League 13 years ago.
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.
Dancing with the Hopkins Stars

Fancy footwork captivates viewers at United Way fundraiser.
Why You Need to Know About Cytomegalovirus

Exposure to CMV infection during pregnancy could lead to hearing loss and learning disabilities in children.
Rainbow Connection

Join Hopkins colleagues at Baltimore’s 41st Pride Parade on July 23.
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.
What Johns Hopkins is Doing About Zika Virus

Researchers are learning more about the disease and its potential effects.