Johns Hopkins Fetal Therapy Center

20/07/2026

The Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy is proud to have participated in the NIH-funded RAFT trial.

New findings published in JAMA mark an important step forward in fetal therapy and underscore the value of bringing together multidisciplinary expertise to advance care for babies with complex fetal conditions.

Study Shows Improved Survival Rates for Some Babies With Life-Threatening Fetal Disorder 07/08/2026 Credit: Getty Images Women diagnosed early in pregnancy with a fetus lacking adequate kidney function to make the urine that serves as vital amniotic fluid have long faced virtually no chance of their...

14/07/2026

🎉 Welcome Back, Dr. Mara Rosner!

A familiar face has returned to the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy.

We're excited to welcome Dr. Rosner back to our multidisciplinary team, where she will care for pregnancies affected by the most complex fetal conditions while partnering with colleagues across maternal-fetal medicine, fetal imaging, genetics, pediatric surgery, neonatology, fetal cardiology, and other pediatric specialties.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Rosner back!

08/07/2026

Take a look at one of the latest research articles from the Center for Fetal Therapy!

This study highlights ongoing efforts to improve the safety and outcomes of fetal procedures and advance the future of fetal care.

Recent Johns Hopkins research could lead to reductions in preterm births linked to fetal surgeries.

21/05/2026

📣 Please join us in welcoming Dr. Katelyn Uribe to the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy.

Dr. Uribe specializes in caring for families facing complex fetal conditions, including high-risk multiple pregnancies. She has been part of our extended team for years, and we’re excited to officially welcome her as she continues to support patients with expertise, compassion and collaboration.

At the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy, every patient benefits from a coordinated, multidisciplinary approach — all under one roof. Our team brings together specialists in fetal therapy, obstetrics, neonatology and pediatrics to give every child the best possible start.

🎥 Watch below to meet Dr. Uribe, and learn more about her here:

Katelyn Uribe is a physician with the Johns Hopkins Center for Feta...

01/05/2026

🥰 It’s hard to put into words what this day means to our community!

Every year, we come together not just for a picnic — but to reconnect, to laugh, to support one another and to celebrate the families who make this community so special. 💛

Join us on Saturday, May 16, from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at Gaver Farm in Mount Airy for this year’s Family Picnic.

✨ If you haven’t registered yet, check your email for the link or reach out to [email protected] —we’d love to have you there.

If this day is meaningful to you, too, drop a ❤️ below—we can’t wait to see you and your family!

🎥 Take a moment to revisit the joy:

16 likes, 5 comments. "10th Anniversary Annual Picnic 2024 | Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy"

30/04/2026

In April, CDH Awareness Month shines a light on this diagnosis, and for families receiving this news, it’s about knowing there is a plan in place and a team ready to support them. 💙

At the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy, caring for babies with CDH means planning early, working together across specialties, and bringing that care all under one roof.

In this video, leaders in fetal therapy, neonatology, and pediatric surgery share how that coordination comes together from pregnancy through delivery, with a shared goal of giving every child the best possible start.

🎥 Watch here:

Draft CDH Awareness

30/04/2026

CDH Awareness Month in April shines a light on this diagnosis, and for families receiving this news, it’s about knowing there is a plan in place and a team ready to support them. 💙

At the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy, caring for babies with CDH means planning early, working together across specialties, and bringing that care all under one roof.

In this video, leaders in fetal therapy, neonatology, and pediatric surgery share how that coordination comes together from pregnancy through delivery, with a shared goal of giving every child the best possible start.

24/04/2026

💙 CDH Care at Johns Hopkins 💙

At Johns Hopkins, CDH care is coordinated all under one roof, with every specialty involved recognized at the highest levels for quality and outcomes.

Families are guided through the plan that includes comprehensive evaluation, personalized delivery planning, and coordination across maternal fetal medicine, pediatric surgery, and neonatal care.

That level of coordination is designed to give each baby the best possible start.

▶️ Watch Your CDH Care Plan at Johns Hopkins:

Managing CDH during pregnancy involves coordinated care and careful planning. In this video, we outline what families can expect, including evaluation, deliv...

22/04/2026

💙 CDH Awareness Month 💙

When families hear a CDH diagnosis, one of the first questions is what can be done.

In certain cases, fetal intervention may be considered during pregnancy to help support lung development. These decisions depend on several factors, including how severe the CDH is, and are guided by a multi-disciplinary team with experience in both fetal and postnatal care.

Understanding the options, along with the risks and potential benefits, can help families move forward with more clarity.

▶️ Watch Treatment Options & Fetal Therapy:

Following a CDH diagnosis, families often want to understand what options may be available before birth. In this video, we discuss when fetal intervention ma...