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October 2016
A Publication for the Johns Hopkins Medicine Family
Articles in this Issue
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Lasker Triumph
Johns Hopkins researcher Gregg Semenza wins prestigious award for his discovery on how cells sense oxygen.
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Zealous about Zika
New Johns Hopkins Zika Center to diagnose and treat the virus that causes brain and eye abnormalities.
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Exciting Developments Everywhere
New developments at medical centers throughout the Johns Hopkins Health System
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Expansion at Sibley Memorial Hospital
New patient tower features private rooms and the Kimmel Cancer Center.
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Epic Experts Share What Works
At a conference hosted by the Epic Systems Corporation, Johns Hopkins Medicine designers and users discussed their successes with the electronic medical records company.
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Enduring Bonds
In good times and bad, four Suburban Hospital nurses know they can count on each other.
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CPR in the OR
Quality improvement initiative at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center reduces time for compression and defibrillation.
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In Brief: October 2016
Stylish shopping at 49th annual Best Dressed Sale benefits patient care.
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Illuminating a New Chapter
Alphie Rahman, a clinical nurse specialist at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, creates and leads the Indian American Nurses Association of Maryland.
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Who/What: October 2016
Gregg Semenza, whose discoveries on how cells respond to low oxygen levels could result in treatments for illnesses ranging from cancer to diabetes, is among October's featured employees.
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Howard County General Hospital Helps Heal Ellicott City
Hiring displaced workers is one way the hospital supports the flood-devastated community.
