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Ravens invest $1M in Baltimore gun violence prevention efforts
The Baltimore Ravens are making a $1 million investment in gun violence prevention, committing resources to six local and national organizations.
LifeBridge Health taps Hopkins executive as new president and CEO
LifeBridge Health announced its next president and CEO, succeeding Neil Meltzer as he retires after 13 years leading the health system.
Moore appoints new deputy chiefs of staff in continued admin shakeup
Gov. Wes Moore announced the appointment of two new deputy chiefs of staff, continuing the shakeup among staffers and cabinet secretaries.
Hopkins researchers find earthbound insights from heart tissue sent to space
Prolonged exposure to microgravity in space weakens the heart muscle and disrupts the heart’s rhythm, Johns Hopkins scientists have found.
Johns Hopkins Medicine, CareFirst reach new contract agreement, reversing planned split
Johns Hopkins Medicine and CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield announced an agreement on a new multiyear contract.
Johns Hopkins Medicine awards project management contract for lab redevelopment
Jacobs was selected by Johns Hopkins Medicine to provide project management services for the redevelopment of laboratory space on its medical campus in Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins, Orgenesis to create Maryland Center for Cell Therapy Manufacturing
Johns Hopkins Medicine and biotech company Orgenesis are collaborating on the Maryland Center for Cell Therapy Manufacturing.
Johns Hopkins Medicine partners to help battle cancer in Pennsylvania
WellSpan Health and Johns Hopkins Medicine on Tuesday announced plans to fight cancer together in south-central Pennsylvania.
Johns Hopkins wins NIH grant to study psychedelics treatment of tobacco addiction
Johns Hopkins Medicine has received a nearly $4 million grant from the NIH to explore the potential impacts of a psychedelic compound on treating tobacco addiction.
Md. hospitals to postpone elective surgeries beginning this week
Maryland hospitals, including Johns Hopkins Health System and University of Maryland Medical System, have begun to postpone elective surgeries as they work to free up capacity to respond to the […]
Md. legislative approval not the end of Hopkins police debate
The passage of legislation Monday night to allow Johns Hopkins University to create its own police department marked the end of one portion of a year-long debate, but much of […]
Johns Hopkins police bill gets heard in Md. legislature
Johns Hopkins University leaders returned to the Maryland legislature Friday requesting permission to create a university police force less than a year after they were forced to abandon the proposal […]
