73 and Counting
By Manuel Peña-Morros The pain started when I fell about 12 years ago. I was a banker and was visiting a construction site for a… Read More »73 and Counting
Care Within Reach in Far-flung Locations
When remoteness or lack of transportation is a barrier to health care, telemedicine is a powerful solution. It can extend the reach and improve the… Read More »Care Within Reach in Far-flung Locations
The Universal Language of Lab
By Joelle Dorskind On the floor where I work in the preclinical teaching building at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, there are postdoctoral… Read More »The Universal Language of Lab
Partnering with a Health Care Paragon
By Abdulmohsen A. Al‐Mukhaild As the new chief operating officer (COO) at Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH), I help align the systems, staff and operations… Read More »Partnering with a Health Care Paragon
Resetting the Brain for Post-Stroke Recovery
By Pablo Celnik, M.D. Stroke is the third-leading cause of disability worldwide and a major cause of dementia and depression, according to the World Health… Read More »Resetting the Brain for Post-Stroke Recovery
‘Because of You, the Future of Neurology in Zambia Is Brighter’
By Dr. Deanna Saylor Zambia has the world’s sixth-highest prevalence of HIV. And HIV/AIDS — often associated with neurological effects — continues to be the… Read More »‘Because of You, the Future of Neurology in Zambia Is Brighter’
A Welcome Party on World Patient Safety Day
This post’s publish date, Sept. 17, aligns with International Patient Safety Day, a global campaign to rally stakeholders across health care systems to work together… Read More »A Welcome Party on World Patient Safety Day
Big Steps for a Kuwaiti Child with Cerebral Palsy
By Shenandoah Robinson, M.D. Before I began treating Mohammad Almutairi, 9, he walked with a gait typical of patients with cerebral palsy. His muscles were… Read More »Big Steps for a Kuwaiti Child with Cerebral Palsy
Promoting Healthy Weight, Patient by Patient
The patient was a grandmother. She had diabetes, obstructive sleep apnea and a body mass index of 84 — more than four times what experts… Read More »Promoting Healthy Weight, Patient by Patient
Filling the Practitioner Pipeline in China
Since 2016, Johns Hopkins Medicine International (JHI) has been working with Taikang Insurance Company, China’s largest non-state-owned insurance financial group. If that seems like an… Read More »Filling the Practitioner Pipeline in China