Join us for the John Hopkins Department of GynOb Alumni Society Reunion Dinner!
BP2: Blood Pressure and Breathing Practice is a new, 23-week virtual lifestyle series, uniquely designed to help you develop skills to lower stress and blood pressure, one small step at a time. The engaging, 30-minute sessions will cover a wide range of topics, including stress-reduction techniques, health and nutrition education, movement and sleep practices, social...
After a year hiatus, AfterWards returns for its first meeting. Attend this special meeting with Pakistani writer Bina Shah. Bina Shah is a writer and journalist, the author of six novels, including A Season for Martyrs and Before She Sleeps. Her work, which has been translated into numerous languages, focuses on Pakistani culture and society,...
Working on a writing project? Join our WAG to keep yourself on track - it's 90 minutes dedicated to writing. Check in with other writers at the end.
Naviance is an employer-sponsored benefit program that provides comprehensive information and nurse navigator support to help all Johns Hopkins employees and managers understand and navigate the cancer journey. Naviance oncology nurse navigator Rose Wolfe hosts this monthly support group offering cancer-related information and education as well as answering your specific questions. For more information and to...
The Joint NIMH Center Seminar Series is presented weekly by the JH CAHN Administrative Core in partnership with the NIMH and participating centers: Each Wednesday, trainees and junior and senior scientists share their work with colleagues interested in neuro-HIV from across the United States and abroad. Seminars are held virtually on Zoom at 12 p.m....
BP2: Blood Pressure and Breathing Practice is a new, 23-week virtual lifestyle series, uniquely designed to help you develop skills to lower stress and blood pressure, one small step at a time. The engaging, 30-minute sessions will cover a wide range of topics, including stress-reduction techniques, health and nutrition education, movement and sleep practices, social...
Diabetes Educator: Kelli Grunstra
“What makes healers become killers? Inspired by the life of Dr. Leo Alexander, a principal author of the Nuremberg Code, the Eye Begins to See delivers a compelling story of historical insight and psychological intrigue. In 1946 Leo Alexander, Viennese psychiatrist and Jewish refugee, returns to Europe to serve as chief medical counsel for the...