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Dr. William T. Carpenter Jr.: Schizophrenia is a clinical syndrome, a cluster of disease processes that can vary from person to person.” (Photo by Aaron Levin)
Scientists at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine’s Schizophrenia Center have been studying the genetics of schizophrenia among Ashkenazim, or Jews of Eastern European descent, said Dr. Fernando Goes, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the JHU School of Medicine.
Read MoreJmore recently spoke with Dr. Steven Scharf about sleep disorders and their impact on general health.
Read MoreFrom surgery to pediatrics, to mental health and gerontology, the path of Ayurveda was the main form of medicine in India for thousands of years.
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Led by Dr. Beth Slomine and Dr. Stacy Suskauer, Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Pediatric Brain Injury Program combines compassionate and holistic patient care with cutting-edge brain injury research.
(Photo by Steve Ruark)
Led by Dr. Beth Slomine and Dr. Stacy Suskauer, Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Pediatric Brain Injury Program combines compassionate and holistic patient care with cutting-edge brain injury research.
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Stacy B. Schwartz, a nurse practitioner, stands in an examination room at Cross Keys Pediatrics. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
“I share in their successes and sometimes their struggles,” Stacy Schwartz says.
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Oliver Rogers, Ph.D., is the principal scientist for Revolve, which is looking into DNA sequencing and protein engineering. (Handout photo)
At Sinai Hospital, a LifeBridge Health Center, the BioIncubator program provides health startups with the lab space and clinical support they need to develop their businesses.
Read MoreAt its 10th anniversary “Magic of Life Gala” on March 24 at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, LifeBridge Health raised $3,760,000.
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