Featured Story Connecting Specialties for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis
Care for MS patients involves coordinating between all their providers, including rehabilitation, for the best outcomes.
Articles in this Issue
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A Seasoned Look at Anorexia Treatment
Eating disorder expert Angela Guarda urges patients and their families to be wary of private, for-profit residential treatment programs. She explains why the Johns Hopkins model has proven more successful in the long term in changing behaviors about food and weight.
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New Technologies for Shoulder Damage
Subacromial balloon spacers are one of the treatments available to patients through clinical trials.
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Getting to the Heart of Inherited Cardiac Disease
Heritable heart conditions can genetically predispose patients to sudden cardiac death. Johns Hopkins clinicians at the Center for Inherited Heart Disease take a multidisciplinary approach to helping patients and their families to identify and manage their cardiac conditions.
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After The Cure: What comes next for patients with post-HCV liver fibrosis?
Hepatologist Tinsay Woreta is leading a study to understand more about HCV treatment and concerns regarding continued risk for cirrhosis and liver cancer.
