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Inflammation can become chronic ? and contribute to chronic health problems. A dietitian explains how to choose anti-inflammatory foods to help lower your risk for heart disease, cancer and other health problems.

Machine Learning Enables Expanded Use of Martin-Hopkins Equation to Assess LDL-C

Nephrology Fellowship Program

What are ultra-processed foods?

TAPS: One Disease, Many Presentations, Multiple Treatment Options

The Johns Hopkins Initiative for Careers in Science and Medicine has helped hundreds of scholars pursue STEMM (science, technology, engineering, math and medical sciences) careers.

Understanding Scoliosis in Children

Spine Schwannoma Tumor | Sarah's Story

THC Vaping During Pregnancy Induces Changes in Structural and Functional Connectivity in Offspring

Lawn Mower Safety Tips for Parents | Nurse Practitioner Melissa Fought

Amol Narang, M.D. | Radiation Oncologist

How Anifa Oweka Advanced Her Healthcare Career in Just Two Years #JHHCMCHeroes

Neurosurgeon David Lin discusses the benefits of artificial cervical disk replacement and microdiskectomy.

Introduction to Home Infusion Therapy - Spanish

Perimenopause: Foods to Include In Your Diet

Johns Hopkins Medicine AI Grand Rounds | Elliott R. Haut

Respiratory illnesses continue to increase across the nation, resulting in rising hospitalization rates. Per guidance from the @MDHealthDept, mandatory masking will resume for patients, visitors & staff at all Maryland Hopkins locations starting 1/12/24.

Congratulations to the Johns Hopkins Kelly Gynecologic Oncology Service and the incredible community of patients, survivors, families, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters who made the 10th Annual Below the Belt: Stride & Thrive 5K a milestone to remember.

Understanding Colorectal Cancer in Younger Adults

"Poor sleep may create difficulties regulating emotions that, in turn, may leave you more vulnerable to depression in the future months or even years from now," according to Johns Hopkins sleep researcher Patrick H. Finan.

Highlights from the 2026 inHealth Precision Medicine Symposium: This is our big data moment

Understanding Common Hand Conditions and When Surgery Is Needed

Focused Ultrasound for Tremor: What's the Buzz?

Dr. Pratik Patel | Comprehensive Optometry and Specialty Lenses

@HopkinsKimmel research finds surveillance for pancreatic cancers helps detect cancers early when they are most treatable.

Emergency departments throughout Maryland are at or near capacity. Please use our emergency departments only for true emergencies.

Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) Patient Information | Johns Hopkins Adult and Pediatric EMUs

Turmeric has natural antioxidant properties and other health benefits. A dietitian answers common questions on curcumin and turmeric benefits.

The CancerSEEK blood test is showing promise with catching cancer early when integrated into routine care.

Ginger adds a spicy kick of flavor and great health benefits to food and beverages. A dietitian shares nutritional insights and tips for enjoying ginger tea and using fresh ginger root or ginger powder.

$35 million gift from researcher, philanthropist and race car driver @TedGiovanis will enable @HopkinsMedicine researchers to study how cancer spreads and to learn how to stop the disease in its tracks.

When 3-month-old Clara was bitten by the family dog, she had significant trauma to her skull, face, scalp and ear. Her family traveled to Johns Hopkins and met with pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Rick Redett, who performed reconstructive procedures on Clara.

Partner with Us: Using MyChart in the Emergency Department, Hospital and After Discharge

"I love being a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurse because I have the privilege of caring for the smallest and most fragile babies during significantly vulnerable moments." - Julia, Neonatal Nurse at @HopkinsBayview #NursesWeek

Healthy Visits Mean Healthier Kids: A Guide to Visiting Kids in the Hospital

A furry friend can provide lots of health benefits. Even short interactions can help.

"You're going to save people's lives. You're going to treat people with kindness and compassion. But when things don't turn out quite the way you thought they would, please be kind to yourself." -Dr. Zielgelstein.

Happy Halloween from @AllChildrens neonatal ICU (NICU). A grateful family, with their own NICU graduate, donated 100+ of these costumes for babies spending Halloween in the hospital.

Researchers with @hopkinskimmel, @johnshopkins School of Medicine and four other institutions developed a molecular test to identify the presence of brain tumors by measuring abnormal genetic material shed by tumors and circulating in cerebrospinal fluid.

Johns Hopkins inHealth Precision Medicine | Driving Research and Clinical Innovation

Placental Dysfunction and Fetal Growth Restriction: Getting Ahead of the Game

The Use of AI in Breast Imaging

Urinary Incontinence in Women | Johns Hopkins Medicine Webinar

After a minimally invasive surgical approach to remove fused bone at @HopkinsKids, followed by helmet therapy, Fitz' skull is growing into a normal shape. See his story below:

@hopkinsbayview neurosurgery team is the 1st in Maryland to obtain a robotic exoscope, and one of the first in the state to obtain a mobile CT X-ray system, which combines 2D fluoroscopy, 2D digital radiography and 3D CT imaging.

Study shows how schizophrenia can often be over diagnosed. Learn how.

Day In The Life | IR Nurse

Health Concerns: Ultra-Processed Foods

"Our work reinforces the role of serotonin in late-life depression and the proteins associated with memory loss," says Dr. Gwenn Smith.

Dr. Paulina Liberman | Ocular Immunology

Lynda Carter invests in "wonder women" surgeons through the new Robert Altman Division

Preparing for your Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) Stay: Johns Hopkins Adult and Pediatric EMUs

Research Highlights | ART-Free HIV Remission

Going meatless doesn't mean going protein-less. Nutritionist Lynda McIntyre recommends 5 foods high in protein and other key nutrients that benefit your health.

4 tips to long life: You don't need hi-tech gadgets or medicine. Living longer is as easy as 1, 2, 3 (& 4).

Ep 24: More Than Words: The Power of Expressed Gratitude in Healthcare | Johns Hopkins Medicine

Stride and Thrive 2026: 10th Anniversary Annual 5K Run/Walk and 1-Mile Walk

Cataracts 101 | What is a Cataract?

A dietitian and diabetes educator explains how diet can help you fend off diabetes and get your blood sugar and A1C back within normal limits.

Having two children with a cleft lip and cleft palate, a Baltimore family seeks treatment at the Johns Hopkins Cleft and Craniofacial Center.

Insights into TAPS and Their Impact on Clinical Management

Turtur has natural antioxidant properties and other health benefits. A dietitian answers common questions on curcumin and turmeric benefits.

Updates in Fetal Therapy

Abdulaziz Ahmed, M.D. | Sports Medicine Specialist

Quick Questions with music therapist, Jamie & Dr. Kerry

Perimenopause: Stress Management

Happy Medical Laboratory Professionals Week. Thank you to all of the lab professionals who work across @hopkinsmedicine . #LabWeek2024

A dietitian and diabetes educator explains how diet can help you fend off diabetes and get your blood sugar and A1C back within normal limits.

Dr. Hiroyuki Tsukui | Cardiac Surgeon

May is #NationalHepatitisAwarenessMonth . Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver, a crucial organ that helps digest food & remove toxins from the body. Learn about symptoms & treatment options.

GBCI Virtual Grand Rounds | It's Endless: Tests, Scans, MRI's, Ultrasounds and more Tests

In many cases, doctors are not allowed to treat patients via telemedicine because doing so would mean practicing medicine in a state that did not license them. Johns Hopkins and the nonprofit American Telemedicine