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Integrative Midlife Profiling to Anticipate Stroke and Silent Cerebrovascular Injury

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Mission

Our mission is to improve stroke prevention by identifying people at risk earlier in life, before serious or lasting brain injury occurs. By improving stroke risk prediction, we aim to support earlier, more personalized prevention strategies that help people live longer, healthier lives.

Our Research

Our research focuses on improving stroke prediction during midlife by studying how health, social, and biological factors work together to influence future stroke risk. Using data from large and diverse population studies, we examine traditional risk factors, blood proteins, and brain imaging to identify patterns that may help predict both clinical strokes and silent brain injury more accurately.

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The Johansen Lab

Division of Cerebrovascular Neurology

The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Clinical and Research Locations

The Johns Hopkins Hospital

1800 Orleans Street

Baltimore, MD 21287

The Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

4940 Eastern Ave

Baltimore, MD 21224

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