A Targeted Attack (in a Good Way)
In treating cancer, the target should be the tumor, not the healthy cells around it. But, until recently, that has been a challenge. The most… Read More »A Targeted Attack (in a Good Way)
Patient Care
A Beam of Hope
When it comes to radiation therapy for cancer, the more precise the application, the better. The state-of-the-art proton therapy machine at Johns Hopkins Proton Therapy… Read More »A Beam of Hope
10 Minutes Lead to Lasting Mobility
Judi Gieske, a retired pediatrician, had just wrapped up a talk on vaccination and public health at a school in Ho Chi Minh City in… Read More »10 Minutes Lead to Lasting Mobility
Leading in the Era of COVID-19
Johns Hopkins Medicine is heading up the global fight against COVID-19 on multiple fronts. From testing to treatment, public health outreach to potential vaccines, experts… Read More »Leading in the Era of COVID-19
Bolstering Bermudian Health
Johns Hopkins has been treating Bermudian patients and providing medical expertise on the island for more than 30 years. For the past year-and-a-half, our close… Read More »Bolstering Bermudian Health
Creating a Post-Stroke Roadmap to Recovery in Bermuda
When disease, trauma, congenital disorders or pain limit people’s physiological functions, rehabilitation helps them return to an active, independent life. For stroke patients, early and… Read More »Creating a Post-Stroke Roadmap to Recovery in Bermuda
Cancer Care in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia, cancer is highly prevalent and a leading cause of premature death. The World Health Organization reported 24,485 new cases of the disease… Read More »Cancer Care in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Gaining New Ground in Weight Loss
For three years, we have been collaborating with Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) to create a leading-edge bariatric surgery program. Not only is this now… Read More »Gaining New Ground in Weight Loss
Turning the Tide of Type 2 Diabetes
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
Good Health Care Is Good, but Why Stop There?
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?