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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital was ranked nationally in eight specialty areas by U.S. News & World Report for 2021-2022, matching last year as its best-ever performance.
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Our fate is not in the stars but in our cells. Jianhua Xiong, Ph.D., who recently joined the Institute for Fundamental Biomedical Research, has devoted his career to unraveling some of the secrets of cell biology.
Petra Stanton, M.S.W., CPSTI, Safe Kids Supervisor, shares tips for parents on how to help their teen be a safe driver.
D’Erika Arboleda, R.N., on the Surgical Neuroscience unit, talks about her favorite part of Johns Hopkins All Children’s, how she helps families as a qualified bilingual interpreter, and what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her.
K. Alicia Schulhof joined Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital as president in July. Since then, she's been busy meeting with patients, families and staff, and learning more about their experiences. Now, some around the hospital have questions for her. Watch the video to get to know Alicia.
Six-year-old Ananya arrived at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital on a ventilator. With expert care from the team in the Heart Institute, she left the hospital 76 days later with a new heart, and hugs and smiles for her care team.
Oct. 11-15 is the inaugural National APP Week, honoring the contributions advanced practice providers (APP) and raising awareness of their unique roles in health care. Three APPs share more about the specialized care they provide our patients.