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Money delayed to local health organizations for HIV care
Federal dollars that localities use to fund care for those living with HIV have been cut off for months, leaving some who can't afford their own care without services. Millions in unpaid funds are expected to begin flowing through city and state...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Hospitals and Clinics, Pharmaceuticals, Health Organizations, Maryland
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Delayed HIV funding restored to local agencies
Millions in federal funds used to provide services to those living with HIV are again flowing to local programs after a months-long delay. Eighty one Maryland health organizations rely on about $61 million a year from the federal Ryan White Care Act to...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, AIDS
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Catonsville sixth-grader to hold birthday bake sale for children with HIV Saturday
Like most boys turning 12, Luke Pound will have cake and cookies at his birthday party Saturday, Oct. 22. For Luke, though, the desserts serve as inventory. They'll be part of a bake sale taking place in front of his home on the 400 block of Lambeth...Tags: Catonsville, Hospitals and Clinics, University of Maryland Medical Center, Health and Safety at School, Elementary Schools
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Catonsville sixth-grader holds bake sale and raises more than $1,500 for children with HIV
Like most boys turning 12 years old, Luke Pound had cake and cookies at his birthday party Oct. 22. For Luke, though, the desserts serve as inventory. They were be part of a bake sale taking place in front of his home on the 400 block of Lambeth Road,...Tags: Catonsville, Hospitals and Clinics, University of Maryland Medical Center, Elementary Schools, Diseases and Illnesses
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Dr. Robert Russell Kent, cardiologist and humanitarian, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. Robert Russell Kent, a cardiologist who left his field to serve Baltimore AIDS patients and the sick in third-world countries, died of cancer Monday at his home in Lutherville. He was 77. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Washington, D.C., he was a...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Trips and Vacations, Cardiologists, University of Maryland, College Park, Armed Forces
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Health clinic buys Mount Vernon's Monumental Life Building
Chase Brexton Health Services announced Friday that it has purchased the Monumental Life Building on North Charles Street and plans to move a clinic and its headquarters there as part of an expansion. Tracey Gersh, Brexton's chief program officer, said...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Dentistry and Dental Health, Mental Health, Elections, Minority Groups
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Walk-in HIV testing available in Bel Air June 27
In observance of 2011 National HIV Testing Day, the Harford County Health Department will offer anonymous, no-cost HIV testing on a walk-in basis on Monday, June 27, from 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Health Services Division office on the top floor of 1 N....Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Maryland, Diseases and Illnesses, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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How to treat minor animal bites, scratches
Animal bites can be serious. They can injure the skin and bones and joints, and the damage could have lasting impacts. Dr. Tanveer Giaibi, chief of emergency medicine at Northwest Hospitals, answers questions about the dangers of and treatments for all...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Abdominal Pain, Lymphatic System, Skin, Animal Attacks
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'Project Runway' recap: Word to their mothers
Reality CheckJanell returns with a recap of the most recent Project Runway:Previously, a very long week ago (more or less, depending on when you cracked open the chocolate caramel popcorn and kicked back in front of your laptop because you don’t......Tags: Fashion Shows, The Happiest News!, San Francisco, Family, Television
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Not a cure-all
Sun reportersMany heroin addicts trying to break the grip of drugs and crime turn to a health center on West Saratoga Street for help. Some come asking for an orange pill they believe might be a "wonder drug" for treating their problems. Nearly 200 have gotten it....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Martin O'Malley, Children, Advanced Training, Medical Research
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No prescriptions, but plenty of users
Sun foreign reporterThe sun set hours ago. Most everyone who sang and prayed in this concrete room with curtains that's still stuffy from body heat have gone home. Christabelle Piangnee, a 29-year-old whose life has become an incongruous mix of opiates, prostitution and...Tags: Mauritius, Addiction, Prostitution, Drugs and Medicines, Behavioral Conditions
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Homeless no more
Sun reporterBundled in thermal underwear, a wool sweater and a heavy coat, Roderick Wolfe cranked back the seat in his old Toyota hatchback and closed his eyes. Sleep and morning would come soon enough. The 17-year-old Edmondson High athlete was oblivious to the...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Morgan State University, Drugs and Medicines, Family, Punishment
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