Fannie Gaston-Johansson Faculty of Excellence Program
A key Johns Hopkins University initiative to increase and promote faculty diversity has been named to honor the university’s first Black...
On the Pulse | 11/09/22
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From Here to Forever
Cindy Guess was a single mother running (almost) late for Day One of nursing school. Chris Funkhouser—“he’s always early; I’m...
United States of Nursing | 10/03/22
Can We Identify Biomarkers for Pain, Fatigue, and Depression?
“Symptom management is something nurses do every day, because we care for patients.” Nada Lukkahatai, PhD, RN, FAAN, is an assistant...
On the Pulse | 05/31/22
Childhood Cancer Survivors May Face Neurocognitive Challenges. Johns Hopkins’ SUCCESS Lab Works to Ensure They Receive a Quality Education.
Written by Clifton Thornton If it takes a village to raise a child, then raising a child who has cancer takes a small city. ...
On the Pulse | 03/18/21
Cancer Treatment to Go
On a hot, late-summer day, Lori Parker, oncology RN, is calm and cool in scrubs, surgical mask, and face shield, dragging two mobile carts...
JH Nurse | 11/16/20
Circling the Globe with Jhpiego
Snapshots of difference-making nurses and midwives the world over While so much of the world rightly focuses on COVID-19, the need for...
JH Nurse | 11/16/20
A National Strategy for COVID-19 Antibody Testing
Just how many people in the U.S. have been infected with COVID-19? It’s a critical question and the topic of the newly released report...
On the Pulse | 06/25/20
Acupressure and the Ear: A Healing Path
Researcher Chao Hsing Yeh has helped plant the seed on auricular point...
Features | 04/14/20
Cancer Researcher’s Informed Choices
Open mind led public health grad to seek PhD among nurses. Written By Danielle Kress | Photo by Chris Hartlove From the...
Profiles | 04/14/20
