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Spring/Summer 2025
The Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine
Articles in this Issue
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Staying the Course
Each day is a grinding challenge for young patients with sickle cell disease and their families. Johns Hopkins Children's Center hematologists are there every step of the way.
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A Digital 'Twin' for Individualized Cardiology
A "digital twin" heart - based on a patient's unique genetics and heart structure - promises individualized treatment for arrhythmia and other cardiac conditions.
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Fantastic Voyagers
Working at the intersection where engineered and living systems meet, researchers are coming up with tiny robotic devices and miniaturized systems that could deliver tremendous advances in health care.
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'An Unprecedented Panorama'
The Medical Scientist Training Program, which celebrates its 50th anniversary at Johns Hopkins this year, has made an indelible mark on hundreds of M.D./Ph.D. graduates - and seeded discoveries that have transformed medicine.
Departments
Circling the Dome
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Letters
From the editor
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Philanthropy
Changing the paradigm for sickle cell disease
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Post-op
Biomedical research is a strategic imperative
