Research Information at Johns Hopkins Medicine

Research that Drives Excellence and Discovery

Research at Johns Hopkins Medicine

Innovative research conducted at Johns Hopkins Medicine is vital to both medical advances and unsurpassed patient care.

In the Lab

Research begins in the lab, which is why we prioritize lab facilities that drive discovery and advancement in research.
Meet our Research Faculty

Our faculty members expand what's possible through biomedical research.
Clinical Trials

Clinical trials provide important research for a wide range of conditions. Find out more about clinical trials at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Understanding Clinical Trials

At Johns Hopkins Medicine, we believe that clinical research is key to improve care for people in our community and around the world. Once you understand more about clinical research, you may appreciate why it’s important to participate—for yourself and the community.

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Research Topics

At the foundation of Johns Hopkins Medicine is research - from basic research, where scientists study cells and mechanisms, to clinical research that builds on those findings using trials, to translational research that takes information learned from trials to the patient bedside.

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Latest News

Studies Show Social Isolation Is a Risk Factor for Dementia in Older Adults

Two new studies from Johns Hopkins Medicine suggest social isolation is a risk for dementia in older adults. However, basic tech can help.
Johns Hopkins Hospital Recognized as Million Hearts Hospital by CDC

JHH is 7th hospital to receive this national designation for improving cardiovascular health of patients, employees and communities.

Fundamentals

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What do coffee, tomatoes, wine and meats have in common with your brain? Johns Hopkins Medicine researcher Gabsang Lee finds that acids that we love to taste could contribute to ALS.

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Woman to Woman Scientist: Advice for Early-Career Scientists

At this year’s Kuggie Vallee Distinguished Lecture, featured speaker Eva Nogales of the University of California, Berkeley, along with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine faculty members shared guidance on navigating postdoctoral fellow positions, the junior faculty years, becoming a principal investigator and more.

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Research and Education

The School of Medicine fosters a community of lifelong learners interested in answering the biggest and boldest questions in biomedical research for faculty and researchers.