Insights on International Collaborative Health
For more than a century, Johns Hopkins physicians and scientists have investigated the roots of wellness and made countless advances in medicine — developing breakthrough treatments… Read More »Why We Ask the Big Questions
At Johns Hopkins, pursuing personalized medicine is nothing new. Our founding father William Osler set the course of modern medicine by urging his colleagues to… Read More »Homing In on Better Health
Before becoming president of Johns Hopkins Medicine International, I spent eight years overseeing JHI’s educational infrastructure planning and medical training efforts with affiliates, particularly in… Read More »Live From China, It’s Johns Hopkins Medicine
Last week Charlie wrote about the recent reception for this year’s recipients of the Paul S. Lietman Johns Hopkins Medicine International Scholarship. JHI started offering… Read More »‘This Opportunity Means Everything’
I recently spent an evening talking with inspiring medical students who have come to the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine from all around the… Read More »Carrying on a Name and a Legacy
By Hamda Almaazmi I love experiencing new things—whether it’s finding a new hotspot for brunch in my Fells Point neighborhood, seeing my first live NFL… Read More »Johns Hopkins Has Made My World Bigger and My Future Brighter
In 1998, Johns Hopkins Medicine established a global ambassador, Johns Hopkins Medicine International, to take its mission worldwide. Since then, we’ve worked to help Johns… Read More »Our 20-Year Global Ambassadorship
In 1998, with just a handful of staff, Johns Hopkins Medicine established a global ambassador, Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHI), to take its mission worldwide:… Read More »Realizing the Mission: Introducing Our Impact Report
Johns Hopkins scientists cracked the genetic code for cancer and deciphered the genome of more cancer types than any other research team in the world—among… Read More »WeChatting What’s Best in Children’s Cancer Care
Direct-to-consumer genetic tests are popular. For a few hundred dollars, companies like 23andMe and AncestryDNA promise information about disease risk for customers and their children,… Read More »Before You Send In Your Saliva