KnowraJohns Hopkins HospitalLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Johns Hopkins Hospital, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 2Related 12Johns Hopkins UniversityRelated: The hospital was established alongside the university as part of Hopkins’s philanthropic plan.BaltimoreRelated: The hospital anchors the city’s medical research and healthcare economy.Johns Hopkins School of MedicineRelated: The hospital provided the clinical setting planned alongside the medical school.William OslerRelated: Osler joined its founding medical faculty and became its first professor of medicine.Henrietta LacksRelated: Lacks received treatment there, and her tumor sample was collected at the hospital.William H. WelchRelated: Welch’s pathology department connected laboratory research to the hospital’s clinical work.Leo KannerRelated: Kanner’s clinic there became a center for his clinical and research work.William Stewart HalstedBroader topic: Halsted built his surgical department and training program there.Howard Atwood KellyRelated: Kelly organized its gynecologic service and helped make the hospital a center for surgical care.Ben CarsonRelated: Carson built his neurosurgical career there and led its pediatric neurosurgery service.Ernest SachsRelated: Sachs trained under Harvey Cushing there before developing his own neurosurgical career.History of pathologyBroader topic: Its laboratories and clinical departments helped institutionalize pathology within academic medicine.MerbrominRelated: Merbromin was developed by Hugh H. Young while he worked at Johns Hopkins.Victor A. McKusickRelated: Its clinical environment gave McKusick access to patients whose inherited conditions he studied.