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Tackling Concussions Head-On: Schools To Adopt New Regulations To Better Protect Student Athletes

Major changes are coming to high school sports in Maryland as education leaders aim to curb concussions in sports.

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Over 200 Students & Teachers Get Sick At Balt. Co. School

Mass illness. More than 200 students and teachers at Pot Spring Elementary School in Baltimore County get sick.

2013/05/20

CDC: 3 Of 5 Pools Tested Positive For Fecal Contamination

The CDC says public swimming pools are contaminated with fecal matter a majority of the time.

2013/05/17

FDA Proposes Changes For Tanning Beds

The federal government now wants stronger warnings on indoor tanning beds and more oversight.

2013/05/17

Officials Say Lack Of Sleep Is Dangerous To Health

The Centers for Disease Control is now calling not getting enough sleep “a public health epidemic.”

2013/05/17

Shining Light On Domestic Violence: ALS Technology Exposes Signs Of Abuse

Exposing the signs of domestic violence. Too often, the bruises from abuse hide beneath a victim’s skin, making it hard to prove what happened.

2013/05/16

Md. Health Department May Strengthen Tanning Bed Regulations

The State Health Department is updating the parental consent forms required for minors to use tanning beds.

2013/05/15

More Women Expected To Be Proactive Following Angelina Jolie Double Mastectomy

With Angelina Jolie’s very personal decision to undergo a double mastectomy, cancer centers across the U.S. and in Baltimore are expecting to hear from more women who are ready to take their health into their own hands.

2013/05/15

Hurler Syndrome Is No Hurdle Md. 5th Grader Nolan Ramsey Can’t Overcome

He’s only 11 years old, but he’s already endured 20 surgeries. Nolan Ramsey is a fifth grader who suffers from an enzyme disorder called MPS1.

2013/05/15

Grand Prix Teams Up With Kennedy Krieger To Help Sick Children

The Grand Prix of Baltimore is only a few months away. This year, the race is using its popularity to help sick kids.

2013/05/14

Local Woman Will Follow Angelina Jolie’s Example To Prevent Breast Cancer

Reaction is pouring in following Angelina Jolie’s announcement that she underwent a double mastectomy. The actress said she did it to reduce her risk of developing breast cancer.

2013/05/14