Black. Baltimore. HIV.
“You have to factor in the historical path it took to get us to where we are in the HIV epidemic in Baltimore, including unequal...
On the Pulse | 02/07/19
Chronic
I Was Supposed to Die at 57
Miki Goodwin recently joined the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing as the Associate Dean of Clinical Practice. The pain was textbook, “In...
On the Pulse | 02/01/19
We Need to Protect Black Moms
By: Helena Addison In the first hour of my OB clinical rotation, I held up a woman’s legs as she gave birth vaginally. The OB/GYN stood...
On the Pulse | 12/17/18
Communities That Care
By: Dr. Vinciya Pandian Dr. Vinciya Pandian delivered this speech to the National Opioid Crisis Community Summit on Tuesday December 11,...
On the Pulse | 12/11/18
Rising Hopkins Nurses Are Shaping the Next Generation of HIV/AIDS Research
Locally and globally, Johns Hopkins nurses are emerging to shape the next generation of HIV/AIDS research. Once considered a death...
On the Pulse | 11/30/18
Is There a Mid-Life Crisis in Heart Disease Prevention?
By: Dr. Yvonne Commodore-Mensah, Dr. Lola Coke & Dr. Cheryl Dennison Himmelfarb Heart disease, as defined by the 2017 American Heart...
On the Pulse | 10/22/18
Diverse Perspectives, Innovative Solutions
By: Kelly Gleason, PhD, RN If you are diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, you and your provider will calculate your risk for stroke and...
On the Pulse | 10/16/18
Safe Parents, Safe Baby, Safe Sleep
By: Lourdes Celius “Can you please tell me the ABCD’s of safe infant sleep?” I asked a Baltimore mother one September afternoon. On...
On the Pulse | 10/08/18
Nurse Researchers Connect The Dots
“It used to be you went to doctor, got a shot, and you were better or, unfortunately, you died. Now there’s a lot more chronic disease,...
On the Pulse | 09/21/18
