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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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How Ethan, 13, and his family fought through a frightening COVID-19 experience.
Paul, 16, and his family are now all vaccinated, giving them a sense of relief. Johns Hopkins All Children’s, the Florida Department of Health in Pinellas and the Juvenile Welfare Board are joining together to help support a free vaccine clinic for kids ages 12 and up.
For more than a year, the residents learned amid a pandemic that resilience and adaptability.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s ranked nationally in eight specialty areas, matching last year as its best-ever performance.
A car can heat up very fast, meaning as much as 20 degrees in 10 minutes. SafeKids supervisor Petra Stanton provides tips for parents on making sure children aren’t left in the car.
Ron and Maria Del Carmen couldn’t have imagined what would be required to keep their daughter alive and safe in her first two years of life — a journey that would lead them from Guatemala to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital.