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Baltimore Officials Reach Agreement for Lower-Incoming Housing in Covington Port

September 16, 2016

Baltimore Officials Reach Agreement for Lower-Incoming Housing in Covington Port   On September 14th, six...

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Baltimore City Health Commissioner Successfully Pushes for New FDA “Black Box Warning”

September 15, 2016

Conceding to public pressures, the FDA has volunteered to issue a “black box warning” –...

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John Hopkins Researcher Receives Lasker Award for Important Biomedical Discovery

Dr. Greg L. Semenza, 60, is the director of vascular...

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Art Therapy May Provide Relief to Traumatized Baltimore War Veterans

The American Art Therapy Association is holding its 47th Annual...

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Medical Marijuana Company Sues the State of Maryland

September 22, 2016 user
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Medical marijuana in the state of Maryland has hit another snag, but this time, the federal government has nothing to do with it. Instead, one of the companies that expected to receive a license to grow medical marijuana from the Read More …

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John Hopkins Researcher Receives Lasker Award for Important Biomedical Discovery

September 20, 2016 user
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Dr. Greg L. Semenza, 60, is the director of vascular programs at the John Hopkins Institute for Cell Engineering. His discovery of a previously unknown protein – and subsequent research – has earned him the Lasker Basic Medical Research Award Read More …

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Baltimore Officials Reach Agreement for Lower-Incoming Housing in Covington Port

September 16, 2016 user
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Baltimore Officials Reach Agreement for Lower-Incoming Housing in Covington Port   On September 14th, six members of the Baltimore City Board of Estimates approved of a $100 million deal with developers for the Covington Port project. The Covington Port project, Read More …

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Baltimore City Health Commissioner Successfully Pushes for New FDA “Black Box Warning”

September 15, 2016 user
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Conceding to public pressures, the FDA has volunteered to issue a “black box warning” – the most serious precaution available – against co-prescribing two popular classes of medication. Under this new advisory, opioids and benzodiazepines are now clearly outlined as Read More …

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New “Healthy Baltimore 2020” Program Pledges to Enrich Lives

September 13, 2016 user
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After 18 months of preplanning, the Baltimore City Health Department announced Healthy Baltimore 2020, a dynamic 5-year approach dedicated to improving upon a wide number of health-related issues currently impacting the city. Using input from community leaders, nonprofit organizations, and Read More …

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Baltimore Psychiatric Industry Facing Uncertain Legal Woes

July 25, 2016September 9, 2016 user
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A series of legal obstacles are preventing psychiatric hospitals in Baltimore and throughout the state of Maryland from assisting countless sufferers of mental disabilities and substance abuse disorders. Together, Governor Hogan and Baltimore Health Commissioner Leana Wen are rallying awareness Read More …

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New Tax Credit Seeks to Give Baltimore Senior Homeowners Better Quality of Life

July 25, 2016 user
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Although 17 percent of seniors in Baltimore live beneath the poverty line, a new tax credit will provide some extra assistance to seniors with homes who qualify. The measure, led by City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young, hopes to Read More …

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Baltimore Ravens Ready to ‘Light Up’ New Solar Powered Training Facility

July 25, 2016 user
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A new Baltimore Ravens headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills is ready to proudly serve the NFL team by generating 460 thousand kilowatt-hours of solar energy per year – approximately 15 percent of the facility’s annual electricity requirements. The Read More …

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2015 the Most Violent Year for Baltimore on Record, New Statistics Show

July 25, 2016July 25, 2016 user
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An unprecedented wave of crime throughout Baltimore has shocked and dismayed law enforcement and city officials alike. According to new police statistics, crime has become a prevalent lifestyle in the Baltimore area – at the expense of the general public’s Read More …

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Baltimore Clinic to Hold Low-Cost Rabies Vaccination Day for Household Pets

July 22, 2016July 25, 2016 user
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The Baltimore County Department of Health remains committed to controlling the rabies virus wherever possible, which is why they are offering low-cost rabies vaccination shots for domesticated animals. No appointment is required. For $8 per animal, you can have your Read More …

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