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Daniel Coit Gilman
John Shaw Billings
William Osler
William Henry Welch
William Stewart Halsted
Howard A. Kelly
Progressive Medical Education Begins
Antiseptic Surgery Debuts
Gynecologic Pathology Becomes a Specialty
Nursing Education Enters a New Era
The Hormone Epinephrine (Adrenaline) Comes to Light
Neurosurgery and Endocrinology Become Specialties
Prostate Removal Becomes Possible
Research Moves Into Clinical Departments
A Way to Grow Cells Outside the Body Is Created
Social Work Takes on a Formal Hospital Role
Psychiatry Gains Stature as a Scientific Discipline
Johns Hopkins Medical Education Sets the Standard
Medical Illustration Comes Into Its Own
Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children
The Nation's First Full-Time Department of Pediatrics Is Born
The Nation's First Modern Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic Opens
Henry Phipps Psychiatric Clinic
A Working Artificial Kidney Is Invented
Urology Is Transformed Into a Major Surgical Specialty
James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute
Heparin Is Discovered
A Woman Scales the Ladder to Full Professor
A Revolution in Brain Surgery Begins
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Steps Forward
A Way to Purify Insulin Is Found
Pediatric Specialties Take Root
Wilmer Eye Institute
William H. Welch Medical Library
Child Psychiatry Becomes a Specialty
Osler Medical Clinic and Halsted Surgical Clinic
Electricity Restores Normal Heart Rhythm
Origin of the Pregnancy Hormone Is Discovered
Johns Hopkins Nursing Reaches Far and Wide
Modern Heart Surgery Arrives
Cardiac Catheterization Is Used to Diagnose Heart Disease
Lasker Award W. Horsley Gantt
Lasker Award Alan F. Guttmacher
The Groundwork for Polio Vaccine Is Laid
A Treatment for Motion Sickness Is Found
HeLa Cells Transform Medical Research
A Simple Device Makes Hemoglobin Analysis Practical
Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research
Neuroscience Becomes a Specialty
Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research
Medical Genetics Becomes a Specialty
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Is Developed
Blalock Clinical Science Building
Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Diabetic Vision Impairment Can Be Treated with the Argon Laser
The Brain's Opioid Receptor Is Discovered
Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research
Edwards A. Park Building
Johns Hopkins Is Named a Comprehensive Cancer Center
The Johns Hopkins Atlas of Human Functional Anatomy Is First Published
A. McGehee Harvey Teaching Tower and Russell A. Nelson Patient Tower
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Lifesaving Heart-Device Surgery Begins
Modern Prostate Surgery Begins
Adolf Meyer Building
Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research
Cancer Treatment Takes a Major Step Forward
Johns Hopkins Health System Is Established
Twins Joined at the Back of the Head Are Separated
Welch Center for Prevention, Epidemiology and Clinical Research
Richard Starr Ross Research Building
Robert M. Heyssel Building
The Operation for Pancreas Cancer Is Improved Dramatically
Prostate Cancer Treatment Becomes More Predictable
A Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease Is Discovered
A Major Breakthrough for Live Kidney Donation Arrives
Johns Hopkins Medicine Takes Formal Shape
Chemotherapy Goes Directly to Brain Tumors
Lasker Award for Special Achievement in Medical Science
Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research
A Diet to Control Epilepsy Comes Out of the Shadows
Human Stem Cell Research Makes a Breakthrough
A New Concept of Health and Disease Emerges
McKusick-Nathans Institute of Genetic Medicine
Bunting Family–The Family of Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Building
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building
Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences
HPV Is Linked to Head and Neck Cancer
MacArthur Foundation Fellowships
MacArthur Foundation Fellowships
Institute for Cell Engineering
The Transplant Center Launches Paired Kidney Exchange
Blood Filtering Allows a Kidney Transplant from Any Donor
CEPAR
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
National Medal of Science
Johns Hopkins Nursing Earns Magnet Status
Edward D. Miller Research Building
Loeys-Dietz Syndrome Is Identified
David H. Koch Cancer Research Building
David M. Rubenstein Child Health Building
A Research Powerhouse Is Recognized
MacArthur Foundation Fellowships
Brain Science Institute
MacArthur Foundation Fellowships Award
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Medical Education Takes Another Quantum Leap
Robert H. and Clarice Smith Building
Anne and Mike Armstrong Medical Education Building
The Science of Patient Safety Steps Forward
A Cure for Sickle Cell Disease Arrives
The Johns Hopkins Hospital Opens its New Front Door
A Double-Arm Transplant Changes a Life
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