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Cosmetic Surgery Centers Face New Regulations After Liposuction Death

Tough new regulations are about to hit cosmetic surgery centers. They’re aimed at protecting Marylanders after a woman died after getting liposuction.

2013/04/30

Appeals Court Affirms Md. Doctor’s Convictions

A federal appeals court has upheld the convictions of a Maryland cardiologist who implanted unnecessary heart stents in more than 100 patients.

2013/04/24

Tech Charged In Hep C Outbreak Seeks Trial Delay

A former hospital technician charged with stealing drugs and infecting patients with hepatitis C wants his trial delayed until at least next April, in part because the public defenders representing him say federal budget cuts will force them to take more than a dozen days off in the coming months.

2013/04/11

Medical Marijuana Bill Gets Preliminary Senate Approval

The Senate gave unanimous preliminary approval to the bill to provide medical marijuana to qualified patients.

2013/04/05

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.

2013/04/04

Fewer Patients Awake During Operations

Previous research has found that about 1 in 500 patients is aware or awake under general anesthesia.

2013/03/20

17 Johns Hopkins At Keswick Employees Treated For Unknown Illness

A mysterious illness spreads through a Johns Hopkins facility, sending more than a dozen employees to the hospital.

2013/02/26

Police Work To Identify Patients Whose Privacy May Have Been Violated By Gynecologist

A growing investigation and growing alarm over a doctor’s secret recordings of patients. As police work to sift through a huge number of images, lawsuits are now pending in the case.

2013/02/20

Former Hopkins Gynecologist Accused Of Recording Patients Found Dead

Police say former patients of Dr. Nikita Levy were violated by their gynecologist with a video camera. The invasion of privacy could be worse than first reported. Numerous patients at Johns Hopkins may be victims and some of them are voicing disgust and outrage.

2013/02/19