Should sunscreen go under your moisturizer or over your makeup? Find out with these sunscreen tips. bit.ly/3QG14te

Don't miss out on the opportunity to hear from 3 physicians, 5/17 in Rockville, on mental health & lung cancer.

Study in The Lancet HIV (bit.ly/3UBAhR8): To try & improve #HIV suppression in 2.3K in India w/HIV who inject drugs or are men having sex w/ men, trial offered vouchers for food/goods if #AntiRetroviralTherapy followed. Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases Sunil Suhas Solomon @hopkinsCIDI

Study led by Johns Hopkins Pathology in nature (rdcu.be/dGpnV): Extensive 3D analysis of human pancreas shows tiny precancers - PanINs - common in normal organs, multifocal & w/ heterogeneous gene mutations. Laura DeLong Wood Denis Wirtz Ashley Kiemen Alicia Braxton Hopkins GI Pathology

Researchers are looking for new solutions as bacteria become more resistant to antibiotics. Postdoctoral fellow Marcos Jaso-Vera looks into bacteria viruses, which show promising results as a potential therapy to address the antibiotic resistance pandemic. bit.ly/4dAFIXU

Did you know every 4.6 minutes a woman in the U.S. is diagnosed with a gynecologic cancer? Take steps to make a difference by joining us for the Johns Hopkins Kelly Gynecologic Oncology Service Stride & Thrive 5K Run and 1 Mile Walk. bit.ly/4ag976P

From April 22–24, Sibley Hospital JHM hosted ANCC appraisers for a Magnet site visit. A dedicated team, drawn from across the organization, played pivotal roles in ensuring its success. #NursesWeek2024 #HopkinsNursing

Health Care Is All of Us. As we mark National Hospital Week, May 12–18, we honor the commitment to serving others that staff members at Johns Hopkins Medicine hospitals collectively bring to their roles. #HopkinsHospitalWeek

“I have been a nurse for 17 years and a part of Johns Hopkins Health Plans for five years. What I love most about being a nurse is helping others and making a difference in people’s lives.' – LaQuanda McGuire #NursesWeek2024 #HopkinsNursing

Blount’s disease is a condition that causes bowed legs. An Johns Hopkins Children's Center study looked at the role race, socioeconomic disparities and weight may play regarding the condition’s severity. bit.ly/3UVQIYF

'We're so grateful for you. No, we are. Even being in this moment, It feels very full circle,' Wawa said. 'I'm letting the world know. We made it, and we didn't know if we (would).' bit.ly/4b8p0xo

Kudos to Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases & Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health investigator Sunil Suhas Solomon (Sunil Solomon) for receiving NIDAnews Avant-Garde Award for his #HIV & #SubstanceUseDisorder research. Learn more about his work at pure.johnshopkins.edu/en/persons/sun….

“I care for others at a very vulnerable point in their life. It is a privilege and a responsibility.”  – Norren Cesar #NursesWeek2024 #HopkinsNursing

On March 21, The Johns Hopkins Hospital received its fifth consecutive Magnet designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. The Magnet designation is a prestigious recognition of nursing excellence, quality patient care, and more. #NursingWeek

Caring for a loved one at home? Check out resources available to you. If you need additional assistance, maybe “formal” caregivers can help you — and your loved one — get the most out of your time together. bit.ly/4bOM84b

If laughter is the best medicine, then registered nurses Sarah Peterson and Lizzy Cargo are just what 6-year-old Jesus needed before his bone marrow transplant in the Cancer and Blood Disorders Institute at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. #NursesWeek2024 #HopkinsNursing

Congratulations to the First Johns Hopkins Care at Home DAISY Award Winner, Laura Ridgeway. The nomination stated, “Laura is so good at what she does and has such an amazing bedside manner that I always feel I’ve got an advocate.” #NursesWeek2024

“What I love most about being a nurse is watching children overcome some of the toughest battles, while I get to be their biggest cheerleader.” –Raegan Smith #NursesWeek2024 #HopkinsNursing

'What that means is that people had tuberculosis, it wasn’t diagnosed, and they continued to transmit it to other people,” said Richard Chaisson, director of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Tuberculosis Research. nbcnews.to/4bvh0WW

We were pleased to be joined by Virginia Shalkey Hahn, MD, a @hopkinsmedicine cardiologist, at the Simple Cooking with Heart Kitchen for our latest Cook with a Doc filming. Video with Chef Tia and Dr. Hahn cooking this delicious Shrimp, Mushroom, and Asparagus Stir Fry is coming soon!