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Study: Patients With Incurable Cancers Believe They’ll Survive
Patients suffering from incurable forms of cancer maintain hope of survival if they are receiving chemotherapy or other treatments for their diseases, despite the deadliness of their illnesses, a new study found.
Johns Hopkins Study Recommending Tighter Gun Control Fires Up Debate
A new study from Johns Hopkins researchers suggests tightening gun control policies could save lives, but it reignites debate and fierce criticism from gun rights advocates.
Tax Increase On Cheaper Tobacco Products Aims To Reduce Number Of Teen Users
Upping the price on lighting up lowered the number of teen smokers in Maryland. A new tax aims to do the same thing with cheaper tobacco products.
Study Says Boys Reaching Puberty Earlier
Are kids reaching puberty earlier because of higher levels of obesity or chemicals in food and water?
Popular Kids More Likely To Smoke Says Texas Study
More than 80 percent of adult smokers began smoking before the age of 18.
25% Of Drivers Want Hybrids, Study Says
At least a quarter of Americans may see gas consumption as their biggest energy expense.
A Little Bit Of Extra Sleep Pays Off Big For Kids
Twenty-seven minutes. That’s how much extra sleep a school-aged child needs per night to be more productive the following day.
Teen Drunk Driving Down Due To High Gas Prices, Study Says
A new government study found that drunk driving among U.S. teens is declining due to gas prices.
Study Finds More College Students Want To Work And Live In Baltimore
A new survey shows students graduating from colleges and universities in the Baltimore area are more likely to stay and work here instead of moving out of the region.
Opponents Of Fracking In Md. Say Process Causes Health, Environmental Problems
Tapping into natural gas supplies by fracking has brought promise to energy independence, and some say, real problems for those who live next door to the process.
Maryland Students Head Back To Class
Thousands of students across the state packed their backpacks and headed off for the first day of school Monday. Some city students started the year off in a new building, while Baltimore County school leaders are trying to relieve overcrowding.
Study Favors Downtown Frederick Hotel Plan
A state-funded study concludes that conditions are favorable for a proposed hotel and conference center in downtown Frederick.


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