While Johns Hopkins Medicine continues to expand its reach—with affiliated clinics now in places as far-flung as the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Brazil and Turkey—our department is also expanding, though somewhat closer, in the National Capital Region.

Before coming to Johns Hopkins, Brenda Horrigan was told that her hearing loss was from normal aging. In October, Horrigan underwent potentially lifesaving surgery at Johns Hopkins to remove an acoustic neuroma.

Though the vast majority of cancers in the parotid gland, where Connecticut firefighter Jubenal Gonzalez’s mass was located, are benign, his was indeed cancerous.

With a long history of funding daring hearing loss research, Geraldine Fox entrusts the future of her foundation to Johns Hopkins otolaryngology researcher Elisabeth Glowatzki.

Andrew Lane is conducting research into loss of the sense of smell to help patients with chronic sinusitis.