Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
When engineering and biology come together, extraordinary things happen. The meeting of these disciplines has already reshaped our daily lives through biomimicry: the practice of… Read More »Living Blueprints: How Human Biomimetics Is Turning Nature’s Playbook into Tomorrow’s Medicine
Congratulations to Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine fourth-year medical student Connie Cai, who is one of four winners of the Lasker Foundation international 2025… Read More »Fourth-year Medical Student Wins Lasker Foundation International 2025 Essay Contest
Our medical students, residents, postdocs and fellows have a lot to share — from daily life in the classroom, tips on thriving during residency, new… Read More »Write for the Award-Winning Biomedical Odyssey Blog
Every Saturday around noon, I sit on a patch of grass tucked away on the corner of a busy street in Baltimore. It is nothing… Read More »Popping the Johns Hopkins Bubble
The existence of a hidden curriculum is pivotal to the learning experience and personal-professional growth of medical students. Some of what is learned can be… Read More »Toward a More Conscious Curriculum
Before they ever arrive at our clinic, most asylum seekers have already told their story again and again. To border agents, immigration officers, legal advocates,… Read More »Stories That Weigh, Communities That Uplift
In the world of HIV, two fundamental equations define our understanding. The first is “undetectable = untransmissible,” meaning that when the viral load of person… Read More »Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections 2025: A Week of Science, Community and Protest
The definition of life has long been under constant debate within the life sciences. The more we push the boundaries of knowledge and explore our… Read More »Entangling the Concept of What is Alive: The Obelisks
Suppose you have stumbled your way into the campus philosophy building. There, a group of freshmen have just had their first lecture in moral philosophy… Read More »Who Cares About Ethics?
Guest blogger Boyoung Ahn is a PGY-1 intern in Internal Medicine at Johns Hopkins Medicine. I hope this white coat hides a weary body the… Read More »On Being an Intern