A furry friend can provide lots of health benefits. Even short interactions can help. bit.ly/4cSnDUU

So incredibly proud to have these three amazing Johns Hopkins ACCM #PedsAnes faculty & Johns Hopkins Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellowship alums represent our specialty on the SPA Board! 💪🏽 Johns Hopkins Children's Center

Daniel Rhee giving outstanding talk - The Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute grand rounds on Wilms tumor experience in North America Johns Hopkins Children's Center Hopkins Surgery Johns Hopkins Medicine

After Vincent was treated for head and neck cancer, he needed extensive reconstruction of his jaw and face. See how our multidisciplinary team approached this task and left Vincent all smiles.

The new RISE (Resilience in Stressful Events) Restorative Space at The Johns Hopkins Hospital gives employees a place to unwind — including rooms with a massage chair, a bed that vibrates to music, and a group gathering and art therapy space. bit.ly/4auXnyn

Please join us and Johns Hopkins Children's Center Trauma Centers as we partner with Maryland Committee on Trauma for a statewide collaboration of FREE stop the bleed training. We hope to see you there. Event details below.

Inflammation can become chronic ― and contribute to chronic health problems. A dietitian explains how to choose anti-inflammatory foods to help lower your risk for heart disease, cancer and other health problems. bit.ly/3TTBmSF

Dr. Patrick Walsh revolutionized the field of #prostatecancer treatment with the nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy.

Learn more about #prostatecancer discoveries on the horizon at bit.ly/discoveringtom….

'This vaccine essentially educates the immune system to recognize antigens that it's ignored,' said study leader Dr. Mark Yarchoan of Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. reut.rs/3vHdh9H

.Matt Austin kicks off our new blog series on #ArtificialIntelligence , AI on AI, which will include thought experiments, interviews, project summaries & policy proposals to define the necessary features & considerations of an AI-equipped health system.
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Catch Monica Mukherjee MD, MPH, Director of Echocardiography at JohnsHopkinsBayview, tomorrow morning at #ACC24 as she provides an overview of multimodality imaging.

When the plates in a baby’s skull close too early, it could cause abnormalities in the shape of the baby’s head. Researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center outlined an alternative technique to help address the condition. Learn more. bit.ly/43XB6GT

Diet, exercise … & sleep? Yes, a good night’s sleep is good for your heart. Find out how you can get more quality shuteye. bit.ly/3vAb0NA

Johns Hopkins Medicine #MICU Red team joining the #SaySarcoidosis #Awareness #campaign ! They challenge #MICU Blue team to support #sarcoidosis The Osler Medical Residency

Linden said 'exercise has a dramatic antidepressive effect, it blunts the brain's response to physical and emotional stress.' He further pointed to other mental health benefits of regular exercisers. bit.ly/49rgtny

Join panelists Stephen Mathai Steve Hsu Ari Cedars and Paul Scheel from Johns Hopkins Medicine tomorrow at #ACC24

“Don’t panic. Do be careful,” avian influenza specialist at Johns Hopkins Medicine Kawswar Talaat told Washington Examiner as her primary piece of advice to the general public. “It is absolutely something that scientists are watching very carefully.” bit.ly/3TNTTzJ

With the only designated Level 1 eye trauma center in the region, the Wilmer Eye Institute's highly skilled surgeons are trained to put back the pieces when the unthinkable happens. bit.ly/3TNGsjh

Dr. Edward Chen, Co-Director of the Johns Hopkins University #Sarcoidosis Center is asking you to #SaySarcoidosis . Cathy Bonham Parijat Sen Nisha Gilotra and Gautam Sikka MD - Will you #SaySarcoidosis too? #Sarcoidosis #Awareness #challenge Hopkins Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Johns Hopkins Medicine

Congratulations to Aaron Milstone on receiving the Armstrong Award for Excellence in Quality and Safety from Johns Hopkins Medicine! bit.ly/3U2xXCc