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Lenny Moore supports Paterno, says coach was there for him
The photograph hangs in Lenny Moore's club basement, amid the hundreds of trophies, plaques and keepsakes that chronicle the life of the Baltimore Colts Hall of Fame running back. But few treasures mean as much to Moore as the black-and-white snapshot...Tags: Joe Perry, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Y.A. Tittle, Baltimore Ravens
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Calendar of events from Baltimore Messenger
Submit notices via email: messenger@patuxent.com; fax: 410-332-6336; or mail: Baltimore Messenger, 501 N. Calvert St., 3rd Floor, Baltimore, MD 21278. Include sponsor or host, date, time, address of event, contact name and phone number. Deadline is...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Artscape, Festive Events, Judaism, Theater
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Lupron therapy for autism at center of embattled doctor's case
Since Sam Wessels was diagnosed with autism at age 2, doctors have offered his mother a litany of drugs for the boy from Prozac and Ritalin to Metadate CD and Strattera, commonly used to treat ADHD. Other "alternative" medicine pitches have included...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Pharmaceuticals, Social Sciences, Drugs and Medicines, Maryland
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Brooks Robinson's absence felt at annual all-star game at Camden Yards
Although the namesake of the Brooks Robinson High School All-Star Game was unable to attend the annual event at Camden Yards on Monday, the Orioles legend wasn't far from the thoughts of those participating.
"Brooks wants to be here," said K.J. Hockaday,...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Cancer, Diseases and Illnesses, American League, Brooks Robinson
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Charlie Wilson spans the R&B generation gap
Charlie Wilson has been alive for 58 years, and has been singing for nearly all of them — first in his church choir and then in the Gap Band, the pioneering funk group he formed at the age of 14 with his brothers Ronnie and Robert.
That long,...Tags: Festive Events, Cancer, Snoop Dogg, R. Kelly, Justin Timberlake
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Edward Charles 'Ned' Wilson III, APG information technology specialist, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterEdward Charles "Ned" Wilson III, a retired Aberdeen Proving Ground information technology specialist and former board member of Maryland Life Magazine, died June 17 of prostate cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. He was 64. The son of farmers,...Tags: Maryland, Hobbies, Newspaper and Magazine, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Technology
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Alternative autism treatments can be appealing to desperate parents
After her daughter Jodie was diagnosed with autism, Alison Singer went online, searching desperately for anything that looked like it might help her little girl.
She tried gluten-free and casein-free diets and supplements. She sprinkled something...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Maryland, Prescription Drugs, Genes and Chromosomes, Human Body
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State looks to remove autism panelist with links to suspended doctor
A day after Dr. Mark Geier's medical license was suspended in Maryland over allegations of putting children with autism at risk, state officials were seeking to remove his son from a state commission that advises the governor on the disorder.
The...Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Social Sciences, Herbal Supplements, Maryland, Health Treatments
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O'Malley ousts David Geier from autism commission
Gov. Martin O'Malley removed David A. Geier from Maryland's Commission on Autism on Friday, telling his one-time appointee in a letter that "you do not at the present time qualify to serve."
O'Malley told Geier, who has only a bachelor's degree, that...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Maryland, Executive Branch, Human Body, Diseases and Illnesses
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Son of autism doctor charged with practicing without a license
The Maryland panel that oversees doctors in the state has charged a man with practicing medicine without a license just weeks after his father's license was suspended for putting autistic children at risk.
The Maryland Board of Physicians says David...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Maryland, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Genes and Chromosomes, Human Body
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Patients have a right to choose treatment options
There's one question Jay Hancock failed to consider in his column on urologists who refer patients to radiation centers that they own ("Self-referral rules or not, business as usual for clinic," May 17): What is the role of the patient in determining...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Cancer, Health Treatments, Baptist, Diseases and Illnesses
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Hancock makes unfounded, uninformed allegations
I object in the strongest terms to the unfounded allegations in Jay Hancock's column "Self-referral rules or not, business as usual for clinic" (May 17). The column is a one-sided, uninformed attack on the integrity of those who practice and work at...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Maryland, Health Treatments, Human Body, Diseases and Illnesses
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