Insights on International Collaborative Health
Diabetes is on the rise nearly everywhere, affecting 425 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization. Although this disease is pervasive, it is… Read More »Turning the Tide of Type 2 Diabetes
For the past five years, Johns Hopkins has worked with Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) to co-host a multidisciplinary conference, through which 2,000 participants have… Read More »The Rising Burden of Reduced Mobility
Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, was born this day 200 years ago. And so May 12 has been designated International Nurses day, a… Read More »Every Day and Everywhere, Thank You, Nurses
At Johns Hopkins, we are fortunate to have an enormous research enterprise, which allows us to bring a lot of expertise to spur team-based scientific pursuit.… Read More »Our Research Bench Gets Deeper With Global Affiliations
Following careful evaluation of health care institutions from all over the world, Saudi Aramco chose Johns Hopkins Medicine as its partner to provide medical care… Read More »Good Health Care Is Good, but Why Stop There?
Some rare or complex health conditions require specialized expertise or technologies that aren’t (yet) available locally. But whenever possible, patients benefit from receiving care in… Read More »Three Weeks, 24 Life-Changing Surgeries at JHAH
Around the world, physicians are increasingly diagnosing patients with long-term chronic diseases, not just episodic health problems. Meanwhile, the treatments for other diseases and health… Read More »Direct Download for Value Uptick
Parents often say they would do anything possible to protect the health and happiness of their children. That was certainly the case with the Aldhanhani family… Read More »A Father’s Determined Search Leads to Johns Hopkins
Nearly half of all adult deaths in Saudi Arabia are from heart disease, while risk factors such as high blood pressure and diabetes continue surging.… Read More »Tackling Saudi Arabia’s Top Health Risk
The swelling of Mohammad’s arm affected everything in his life. He couldn’t work or play sports. For a few months, life as he knew it… Read More »Precision Approach Undoes a Dire Diagnosis