The Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence are changing medicine by the minute. What are the promises? The potential perils? And what lies just around the corner? We surveyed leading AI experts across Johns Hopkins to find out.
The rate of endometrial cancer is rising. At Johns Hopkins, Amanda Nickles Fader and other experts are working to raise awareness and devise new tools to address "one of the worst public health crises for women right now."
Medical pioneer Levi Watkins Jr., opened doors to make Johns Hopkins a more inclusive place. Now the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center will bear his name.
By sculpting and painting prostheses for ears, noses, toes and more, clinical anaplastologists enable patients to go back out into the world feeling -- and looking -- whole.
