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Spring/Summer 2021

The Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine

Featured Story Change of Heart

Robert Montgomery dedicated his career to making organ transplants more broadly available to those who desperately need them. Then it was his turn.

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Dr. Robert Montgomery

Articles in this Issue

Fueling Diversity in STEM Fields
Honoring a Diverse History
Class Notes Spring/Summer 2021
New Champion at the CDC
'Sold’ on Service to the Nation
Clinician Standouts
Masterful Mentor
In Memoriam Spring/Summer 2021
Peer Cheers
Biomedical Engineering Visionary
Renal Pathology Pioneer
Making the Grade
Infectious Diseases Giant
Great Mind
Acclaimed AIDS Researcher
Science First
Towering Medical Historian
Philanthropy: A Fruitful Friendship
Better Prevention for Deadly Blood Clots
The P Value of People
The Beat Goes On
Heart Health a Concern for Younger Women
Looking to the Future
Physicians More Likely to Doubt Black Patients
The Path to Tortured Rediscovery
A Guide to New Diabetes Drugs
X-Ray Vision
Translocation Testing Bolsters Personalized Treatments
From the Editor
Warning! Sepsis Ahead

A leading killer of hospitalized patients just may have met its match.
Covid Speed

We surveyed our experts to find out how breakthroughs made during COVID-19 may endure — to the benefit of patients, trainees and biomedical science.
The Magic of Microfluidics

How advances in analysis of the tiniest droplets could transform health care — here and in low-resource countries around the world.

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