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About Us

Through the generosity of James Buchanan Brady, the Brady Urological Institute at Johns Hopkins opened in 1915 and was the first urologic hospital in the United States. Since its inception, the Brady Institute’s clinicians and researchers have sought new challenges and pioneered techniques that have changed the face of urologic medicine.  

The Brady Institute continues to be a leader in the field, perfecting minimally invasive surgical techniques, transforming the field of kidney transplantation and training future leaders.

 
  • Awards and Honors

    Our urologists are frequently recognized for their contributions to patient care, education and research.

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  • Ways to Give

    Your support helps us perform critical research and provide exceptional care. Review giving options and donate.

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  • Past Leadership

    Meet previous department and research directors — titans in the field of urology.

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  • Timeline of Achievements

    Track the evolution of urology at Johns Hopkins, from the early 1900s to today.

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  • Digital Archive

    Explore our history of excellence through books, videos, articles and more.

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