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Residents are advised to stay in cool areas and drink plenty of water.
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A study conducted by Maryland Direct Services Collaborative found that some health care workers across the Baltimore region don’t earn enough to survive despite working in roles that are critical to patient care.
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Experts fear that insurers will stop paying for the drug now that it’s more available.
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Sleep-related infant deaths spike across the Baltimore region, officials stress safe sleep practicesBaltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa shared that 18 infants have died recently but such tragedies are preventable with proper education.
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But more than 200 households in Baltimore could lose that support if funding pledged by hospitals comes to an end in June and no other funding source is secured.
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Montgomery County has one of the highest rates of new infections for HIV nationwide, county health data shows.
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Major potential change to state law comes as report into abuse within Archdiocese of Baltimore is to go public.
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The illness is highly infectious and making its way through daycares, according to health experts such as Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
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One pediatric infectious disease specialist with the University of Maryland says that norovirus, commonly known as the stomach flu, is on the rise and low immunity may cause it to spread fast.
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A draft bill in the Maryland General Assembly would allow six locations where people can consume illegal drugs with medical supervision.