Featured Story A Rare Diagnosis of Spinal Cord Stroke and the Road to Recovery
Under the care of experts at the Johns Hopkins Myelitis and Myelopathy Center, a patient overcomes odds to walk again after a rare and devastating neurological event.
NeuroLogic Winter 2020
Articles in this Issue
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For Spinal Fusion: Certain Antihypertensive Drugs May Improve Outcomes
New Johns Hopkins research suggests that blood pressure-lowering medicines can speed or inhibit bone healing.
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Improving the Efficiency of Clinical Trials
Johns Hopkins neurologist Daniel Hanley co-leads Trial Innovation Center, helping researchers solve roadblocks to efficacy and lower costs.
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A Clinical Innovation: Shortening the Spinal Column to Loosen Tethered Cords
Johns Hopkins neurosurgeons provide spina bifida patients new option to avoid ongoing detethering operations.
