Johns Hopkins Hospital
Coverage of Johns Hopkins Hospital in the Nexus archive.
- Dangerous rabid beavers attack 2 teens, with 1 airlifted and popular park partially closed
Rabid beavers attacked two teenagers at Cunningham Falls State Park in Maryland, leading to partial closures of day-use areas, including swimming access. The first attack occurred on July 26 when a swimmer was airlifted; the second incident took place on August 5 involving a fisherman. Both animals were euthanized after testing positive for rabies.
- New rankings show DC region has deep bench of top hospitals
The D.C. and Baltimore area has numerous top-ranked hospitals according to U.S. News & World Report, with The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and MedStar Washington Hospital Center leading regional and national recognitions. The rankings emphasize patient outcomes like survival rates and complications, highlighting smaller hospitals' increased recognition.
- Scientists say GLP-1s improved male testosterone levels and sperm count
GLP-1 medications improved testosterone levels, sperm count, and sperm morphology in men after 24 weeks, according to a study led by Dr. Pratibha Natesh. However, experts caution more research is needed before prescribing these drugs for male infertility, noting potential risks from sudden weight loss and metabolic changes.
- Bumbling surgeon who 'killed patient by removing WRONG organ' offers excuse for horrendous mistake
A surgeon made a horrendous mistake by removing the wrong organ from a patient, resulting in the patient's death. The surgeon has offered an excuse for the mistake. The incident highlights concerns about medical malpractice and patient safety.