Walter Dandy News Today

Founding chair of Hopkins Medicine's neurosurgery department was highly regarded for his neurosurgical skills, mentorship of many leaders in the field

In the early 20th century, neurosurgeon Walter Dandy developed the first techniques for in vivo observation of the central nervous system.

With no formal medical training, a 20th-century African American man rose to the top of cardiac surgery.

Turtle racing was just what Baltimore needed to liven things up during the Great Depression - and for decades after.

John L. “Jack” Harvey, a retired product liability lawyer who later fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming an educator, died of Lewy body dementia March 17 at his longtime Ruxton home. He was 71.

John L. “Jack” Harvey, a retired product liability lawyer who later fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming an educator, died of Lewy body dementia March 17 at his longtime Ruxton home. He was 71.