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Winter 2025
The Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine
Articles in this Issue
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Standing up to POTS
Devastating in its impact, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome is on the rise. A Johns Hopkins team is leading efforts — in the clinic and at the lab bench — to improve life for patients with this complex condition.
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Surgeon, Heal Thyself
How improving ergonomics in the operating room can keep surgeons at the top of their game.
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Up to the Test
Yuka Manabe and her team are dedicated to developing and reviewing rapid diagnostic tests that could be used worldwide for a wide range of infectious diseases.
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Poppy's Magic
Decades after the death of C. Gordon Zubrod, the father of chemotherapy, his granddaughter pens a lyrical essay of gratitude for his life-saving gift.
Departments
Circling the Dome
Forum
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Letters
Finding the answers patients desperately need.
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Hot Topics
For 24 years, Elizabeth Tracey has been the voice, producer and writer of Johns Hopkins’ Health Newsfeed.
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Philanthropy
Philanthropy has remained the throughline in the quest to end blindness.
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Post-Op
Artificial intelligence's most transformative power lies ahead in health care.
