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    Mar 13, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Baltimore Catholics see fresh outlook from new pope

    Surprise turned into joy as Baltimore Catholics celebrated the election of the first Latin American and first Jesuit pope, saying it offered an often-hidebound church a chance for rejuvenation.
    Surprise turned into joy as Baltimore Catholics celebrated the election of the first Latin American and first Jesuit pope, saying it offered an often-hidebound church a chance for rejuvenation. "One time, John Paul the Great called America, meaning...

    Tags: Prince George's County, Christianity, Belief and Faith, Roman Catholicism, Francis I

    2. Mar 12, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Oliver neighborhood flooded with emergency resources

    Under heavy rain on a beat-up street in East Baltimore Tuesday, the heads of city government kicked off an intensive, weeklong program designed to address violence, drug trafficking and other stubborn problems that have plagued the Oliver neighborhood.
    Under heavy rain on a beat-up street in East Baltimore Tuesday, the heads of city government kicked off an intensive, weeklong program designed to address violence, drug trafficking and other stubborn problems that have plagued the Oliver neighborhood....

    Tags: Criminals, Conservation, Theft, Drug Trafficking, Healthy Diet

    3. Mar 7, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Defunding the dreamers: the perils of cutting science research

    When I was a Ph.D. student at Yale, I dreamed of working as a university professor, directing a research laboratory, and training students of my own. I have been a professor for a little over four years now. Of the lessons I have learned in this time, the one I have taken most to heart is that scientists at American universities spend far more time dreaming of research than actually carrying it out.
    When I was a Ph.D. student at Yale, I dreamed of working as a university professor, directing a research laboratory, and training students of my own. I have been a professor for a little over four years now. Of the lessons I have learned in this time, the...

    Tags: Carol W. Greider, Conservation, Psychology, Medical Research, Parkinson's Disease

    4. Mar 3, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Mississippi baby born with HIV is first child cured of disease

    A Mississippi infant born with HIV has become the first child cured of the deadly virus, leaving hope that the disease can be eliminated in the youngest patients, scientists from Johns Hopkins Children’s Center and other institutions said Sunday.
    A Mississippi infant born with HIV has become the first child cured of the deadly virus, leaving hope that the disease can be eliminated in the youngest patients, scientists from Johns Hopkins Children’s Center and other institutions said Sunday....

    Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, Medical Procedures and Tests, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Medical Research, Leukemia

    5. Mar 4, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Dennis Rodman is pretty sure he's in America now

    Dennis Rodman is back from a rather foggy Asia visit, Google is remembering a civil rights advocate, and Mitt Romney wishes he were president. Welcome to your post-weekend online trends report for Monday, March 4.
    Dennis Rodman is back from a rather foggy Asia visit, Google is remembering a civil rights advocate, and Mitt Romney wishes he were president. Welcome to your post-weekend online trends report for Monday, March 4. Romney appeared on Fox News Sunday with...

    Tags: PlayStation 4, Baltimore Orioles, PlayStation 3, Social Media, Google Inc.

    6. Feb 25, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Dr. Don-Neil Brotman, dentist

    Dr. Don-Neil Brotman, a retired Baltimore dentist and a pilot, died Feb. 16 of heart failure at Sinai Hospital. The longtime Pikesville resident was 80.
    Dr. Don-Neil Brotman, a retired Baltimore dentist and a pilot, died Feb. 16 of heart failure at Sinai Hospital. The longtime Pikesville resident was 80. Born and raised in Baltimore, Dr. Brotman was a 1949 graduate of City College, and after attending...

    Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Federal Aviation Administration, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Pikesville, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland)

    7. Feb 19, 2013 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  7. Peace Corps Week a time of reflection for former volunteers

    Sally Foster worked in the slums of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as a health educator in the early 1960s.
    Sally Foster worked in the slums of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as a health educator in the early 1960s. Mike McQuestion was stationed in the Philippines in the mid-1970s, trying to teach basic preventive medicine to mountain villagers. Chris Carneal...

    Tags: George Washington, John F. Kennedy, Book, Teachers, Johns Hopkins University

    8. Feb 13, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Man admits sexual contact with teen; HIV charge dropped

    An Edgemere man pleaded guilty Wednesday to having sexual contact with a teenage boy, in a plea deal that allowed him to avoid trial on a rarely used charge of exposing a victim to the HIV virus.
    An Edgemere man pleaded guilty Wednesday to having sexual contact with a teenage boy, in a plea deal that allowed him to avoid trial on a rarely used charge of exposing a victim to the HIV virus. Steven Douglas Podles, 36, was charged after police...

    Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, Justice System, Punishment, Criminals, Baltimore County

    9. Feb 13, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Jennifer N. Conyers, research analyst

    Jennifer N. Conyers, a Baltimore City Health Department research analyst who enjoyed making jewelry and photography, was found slain Friday in her Northwest Baltimore home. She was 32.
    Jennifer N. Conyers, a Baltimore City Health Department research analyst who enjoyed making jewelry and photography, was found slain Friday in her Northwest Baltimore home. She was 32. Ms. Conyers' body was discovered in the basement of her home in the...

    Tags: University of Baltimore, Music, Health and Safety at School, AIDS, Coppin State University

    10. Feb 11, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Police say woman's death in Northwest Baltimore fire was murder; man charged

    A 38-year-old Baltimore man has been charged in the murder of a 32-year-old city HIV outreach worker who he said he met on an online dating site, after being taken into custody Saturday driving her vehicle with blood stains on his clothes.
    A 38-year-old Baltimore man has been charged in the murder of a 32-year-old city HIV outreach worker who he said he met on an online dating site, after being taken into custody Saturday driving her vehicle with blood stains on his clothes. Monte...

    Tags: Theft, Heroin

    11. Feb 11, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Bills to keep guns out of the hands of psychiatric patients pose risks

    In December, a young man in Newtown, Conn., killed 20 small children and seven adults, including his mother, and then committed suicide. This tragic massacre has prompted legislators to reexamine firearms laws and quickly propose legislation that might prevent future mass murders. Much of it focuses on people who have sought mental health care.
    In December, a young man in Newtown, Conn., killed 20 small children and seven adults, including his mother, and then committed suicide. This tragic massacre has prompted legislators to reexamine firearms laws and quickly propose legislation that might...

    Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Mental Health, Autism, Internists, Psychiatrists

    12. Feb 10, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Solving the state's health disparities

    Nearly 10,000 people in West Baltimore are diagnosed each year with new cases of diabetes, hypertension and other treatable, chronic health conditions — enough to fill 24 jumbo jets.
    Nearly 10,000 people in West Baltimore are diagnosed each year with new cases of diabetes, hypertension and other treatable, chronic health conditions — enough to fill 24 jumbo jets. These illnesses will kill many of them and complications will...

    Tags: Prince George's County, Finance, High Blood Pressure, Asthma, St. Mary's County

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