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A Heart for Ananya

Posted on Oct 13, 2021 in Programs

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.

Pandemic Impacts Pediatric Heart Transplants Nationwide

Posted on Oct 05, 2021 in Programs

A new study looks at how the pandemic has impacted pediatric heart transplants nationwide.

Callista In Motion

Posted on Sep 23, 2021 in Programs

Baby Callista is on the move — and, to date — there hasn’t been a force mighty enough to stop her, not even cancer.

Dr. Leila Jerome Clay Stays In Tune with Patients

Posted on Sep 15, 2021 in Programs

Dr. Clay talks about the experiences that led her to the field of hematology and treating young patients with sickle cell disease, the importance of training the next generation of physicians, and why having a strong support network is essential for children and families dealing with blood disorders.

Brain Tumor Gives Jayden Spice for Life

Posted on Sep 08, 2021 in Programs

Jayden was diagnosed with a brain tumor a few years ago after developing a headache that got progressively worse. With support from his family and care from Johns Hopkins All Children’s, the 13-year-old hasn’t let that stop him from becoming an entrepreneur and starting his own business.

Sickle Cell Disease Experts Help Siblings Pursue Different Interests

Posted on Sep 02, 2021 in Programs

Marcus loves art, film, and math, and his sister Emma loves gymnastics and reading. They both have sickle cell disease, and the care they receive from the Sickle Cell team at Johns Hopkins All Children’s helps them stay healthy as they pursue what they love.