Medical
Medical Marijuana Bill Gets Preliminary Senate Approval
The Senate gave unanimous preliminary approval to the bill to provide medical marijuana to qualified patients.
Senate Poised To Vote On Medical Marijuana Bill
The Maryland General Assembly is poised for another landmark decision this session, giving patients access to marijuana.
Medical Students Matched Up With Their Future
Friday is Match Day. It’s one of the most important days in the lives of medical students.
Families With Hospitalized Loved Ones Get ‘Home’
The small hotel-sized rooms are still empty of beds and the other trappings that eventually will grace the new building across from Anne Arundel Medical Center.
Medical Group: Sell The Pill Without Prescription
The pill should go over-the-counter according to some within the medical community.
Hospitals Nationwide Adding Fees To Medical Bills
Hospitals and doctors’ offices across the country are tacking extra fees onto your bill.
Scribes Help Doctors Increase Efficiency In Md.
With up to four doctors seeing an average of 170 patients each day in Western Maryland Regional Medical Center’s emergency department, it is nice to have a helping hand, especially one with good penmanship.
Huguely’s Lawyers Seek Love’s Medical Records
Lawyers for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player facing murder charges in the death of a member of the women’s team are seeking access to her medical records.
Disaster Loans Available To Eastern Shore Counties
The U.S. Small Business Administration says federal disaster loans are being made available in six Eastern Shore counties.
Baltimore Works To Get Latinos Appropriate Medical Care
Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group in the country and in Baltimore. But many of them are not getting the medical care they need.
Forum Held To Help Medical Professionals With Health Care Law
The new health care reform law is meant to help millions of Americans. But in the process it’s confusing many health care professionals.
Johns Hopkins Creates Patient Safety Institute
Johns Hopkins Medicine says it is establishing a patient safety institute that will study how to reduce medical errors, hospital infections, health disparities and other types of preventable harm.


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