The Johns Hopkins Myositis Center is a leading authority on myositis, offering comprehensive education and resources for individuals with various forms of the disease. Myositis refers to a group of inflammatory muscle diseases, including dermatomyositis, inclusion body myositis, juvenile myositis, and polymyositis. These conditions can cause muscle inflammation and damage, resulting in symptoms such as difficulty in movement, swallowing, or breathing, as well as muscle pain and weakness.

The center provides specialized care and expertise for the diagnosis and treatment of myositis, recognizing the complexities and challenges associated with these autoimmune and toxic myopathies. Led by a dedicated team of medical professionals, the Johns Hopkins Myositis Center is committed to improving the understanding, management, and outcomes for individuals affected by myositis, offering hope and support through research, clinical trials, and compassionate care. Subscribe to receive the latest news and updates on myositis from the center's experts