Sharing successes, challenges and daily happenings in the Department of Medicine
Lisa Cooper, professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine, received not one, but two of Johns Hopkins University's newly established awards for faculty. She… Read More »Cooper Receives Faculty Awards for Diversity and Mentoring
Leana S. Wen will speak on Tuesday, May 24 at noon in the Grossi Auditorium. Congressman Elijah Cummings will speak on Tuesday, May 31 at… Read More »Medicine for the Greater Good Week
The Trust continues to fund basic medical research in the areas of Heart Disease, Cancer and AIDS. The Trust highlights the importance of basic medical… Read More »W. W. Smith Charitable Trust Program: Heart Disease, Cancer and AIDS Research
The ice cream man made his rounds this week to spread joy throughout our nursing units in honor of National Nurses Week. We would like… Read More »Spreading Smiles in Honor of Nursing Week
As you probably already know, Redonda Miller, associate professor in GIM, was recently named the president of Johns Hopkins Hospital beginning July 1. As her… Read More »Miller Announced President of JHH
Purpose: To stimulate discoveries of the genetic basis of Mendelian or monogenic disorders that significantly affect heart, lung, blood, and sleep (HLBS) systems, the National Heart,… Read More »Discovery of Genetic Basis of Monogenic Heart, Lung, Blood, and Sleep Disorders RFA
The Annual Diabetes Research Center Symposium will take place on Wednesday, May 18 from 2:30-6 p.m. in the Zayed Auditorium, 21119A. The keynote lecture, "Is… Read More »Annual Diabetes Research Center Symposium
ARTICLE: Changes in Food-Specific IgE Over Time in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) AUTHORS: Emily C. McGowan, Roger D. Peng, Päivi M.… Read More »Changes in Food-Specific IgE Over Time in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)
The Division of Infectious Diseases will host a celebration on Thursday, May 19 in honor of National Hepatitis Testing Day to commemorate their efforts to eradicate hepatitis… Read More »Hepatitis C Free Baltimore: 1,000 Cured and Counting
My morning started like most school days. Kid commotion: cries over the hairbrush, breakfast dish banging and a 15-minute music play-off featuring the 5th grade… Read More »What’s the Big Idea?