Top Doctors 2015

An apple a day doesn't work. This list does.

Edited by Ron Cassie & Ken Iglehart
with Christina Breda Antoniades and Joe Sugarman. Research by Rebecca Kirkman. Photography by Mike Morgan.

Inside: exclusive 2015 survey, meet the doctors, An Ebola Survival drama, And Johns Hopkins races to create an artificial heart!

2015 Top Doctors Listings

From allergy specialists to X-ray experts, we've listed the physicians who their peers believe are the best in their respective fields.

Hell and High fever

A University of Maryland physician was among those rushing to treat Ebola patients in West Africa. Here’s what we can learn from his experience.

Beat Generation

Three decades after the first artificial heart transplant, little progress has been made in building a man-made ticker that lasts. Hopkins’ researchers aim to change that.

Quick Cures

It’s boom time for urgent care clinics.

Top Doctors 2015

An apple a day doesn't work. This list does.

Inside: exclusive 2015 survey, meet the doctors, An Ebola Survival drama, And Johns Hopkins races to create an artificial heart!

2015 Top Doctors Listings

Hell and High fever

Beat Generation

Quick Cures

Find the Best in Baltimore

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