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Specialists from @allchildrens and @HopkinsKids offer recommendations for keeping kids safe this summer season. bit.ly/46LnmCt

Join @HopkinsGIHep in person or virtually for #HITEC 2025, Oct. 2–3. Hands-on sessions include state-of-the-art updates in luminal, pancreaticobiliary and bariatric endoscopy. CME credit available.

Find out why whole grains, leafy greens, lean protein, low-fructose fruits and avocados improve your digestion here: bit.ly/4kV9qcK

No two women will experience perimenopause in the same way. Learn about symptoms associated with perimenopause and treatments that can help ease them. bit.ly/3GXKfrS

The data “makes me very concerned Maryland is underreporting our suicides,” which makes suicide prevention work more difficult, said Paul Nestadt, medical director of the Center for Suicide Prevention at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. bit.ly/46SZmgK

“People had a real-life illustration of how an infection triggers a syndrome,” said Dr. John Aucott bit.ly/44WFRRV

Is corn good for you? Here are a dietitian’s insights on the role of corn, corn syrup and other corn-based foods in a healthy diet. bit.ly/414XhKS

Another great weekend rounding at @hopkinsheart CCU with a dream team! @OslerResidency @HopkinsMedicine

Making a few small changes to your medication routine can make a big difference to your health and safety. bit.ly/451Tqjf

Human papillomavirus (HPV) infects more than 6 million Americans each year. Gynecologist Dr. Connie Trimble shares five things you should know about HPV, cancer risk and the importance of vaccination. bit.ly/3IAzEDP

Uncovering sleep's mysteries: what researchers are learning about the science of sleep and how it relates to health and well-being. bit.ly/3UmZmy4

Congratulations to Dr. Ashwini Niranjan-Azadi, our new Associate Program Director for Coaching for the @OslerResidency Learn more: bit.ly/3IAz6xC @HopkinsMedicine @ANiranjanAzadi

Farmers markets offer delicious local vegetables, fruit and more. A dietitian provides recipes and tips on buying, preparing and enjoying healthy produce from your local farmers market. bit.ly/44BDSnc

68% of people are self-conscious of their double chin; but there are options and not all are surgical: bit.ly/44Gkzt6

“We want to make sure that they're wearing a helmet, that they're wearing closed-toe shoes, and that they're wearing long pants and long sleeves in case they do hit the ground,” @allchildrens expert Dr. Martin said. bit.ly/4lzonSD

After a traumatic car accident left him with a severe brachial plexus injury, Austin was told recovery wasn’t possible. But thanks to advanced surgeries by @Hopkinsplastic Dr. Sami Tuffaha, he regained movement and hope.

1 in 4 older adults are socially isolated, a situation that can harm their well-being and health outcomes. Geriatrician Thomas Cudjoe’s work is focused on addressing isolation with a goal of protecting people from physical and cognitive health issues. bit.ly/4eU5JSX

So happy to see our @HopkinsMedicine @OslerResidency resident & aspiring endocrinologist-to-be, Dr Nada Mhaimeed, present her work at #ENDO2025 with mentor (& @OslerResidency alum) Dr Jenna Mammen!

Cutting-edge technology offers significant advantages over conventional endoscopic approaches for surgeries such as lingual tonsillectomies. bit.ly/3ItzDS2

Working from home? Make sure your workspace and routine are kind to your neck and back. Check out some tips here: bit.ly/3TFZOHC