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New Research Led by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Finds Shorter Treatment Effective for Young Patients with Blood Clots

Posted on Jan 11, 2022 in Research

New research led by Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, now published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), has found a practice-changing advancement in children and young adults with blood clots.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Discover a Novel Pathway that is Critical for Muscle Regeneration Following Injury

Posted on Dec 21, 2021 in Research

Findings may one day lead to better treatment for Duchene Muscular Dystrophy.

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Receives NIH Grant

Posted on Dec 16, 2021 in Research

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital is part of a $12.5 million grant to study gene expression in the organs of children who are at various stages of development and how those types of research studies are conducted, with the Center for Pediatric Health Equity Research leading the hospital’s research on diversity, equity and inclusion in how families are asked to participate in such studies.

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Study Provides Answers — and New Questions — about Treating a Serious Infection Affecting Mostly Children

Posted on Dec 09, 2021 in Research

Study authors benefited through Johns Hopkins All Children’s Clinical and Translational Research Training Track, which marked its 10th anniversary this year and has played a pivotal role in training the next generation of clinical scientists focused on improving children’s health.