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Anne Arundel County health briefs
Sun-smart kits The Learn to Live program of the Department of Health offers sun-smart kits to county residents. The kit contains a guidebook, ideas for sun accessories and information about skin cancer detection. To order a kit, call the Learn To Live...Tags: Flu Vaccine, Viral Diseases and Infections, Prostate Cancer, Behavioral Conditions, Lung Cancer
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Is this the only Tesla Roadster in the Baltimore area?
I had just finished picking up my grande skim latte at a Starbucks in Timonium, and I was walking to my car, when I spotted THIS gorgeous car in the parking lot. No, it's not a Lamborghini (I saw one in the heart of Baltimore last week, btw), nor a...
Tags: Hybrid Vehicles, Starbucks Corp., Fuel-efficient Vehicles, SpaceX, Tesla
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Joshua A. Barbati, teacher
Joshua A. Barbati, a retired Baltimore County public school educator and longtime Loch Raven resident, died May 11 of melanoma at Levine & Dickson Hospice House in Huntersville, N.C.
He was 79.
The son of Italian immigrants, Mr. Barbati was born in...Tags: Baltimore County, Teaching and Learning, Colleges and Universities, Public Schools, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Towson baseball eliminated with 14-9 loss to VCU
College baseball Towson eliminated with 14-9 loss to VCU Junior first baseman Brent Mikionis had three hits and drove in five runs as fifth-seeded Virginia Commonwealth (34-24) overcame an early 3-0 deficit to post a 14-9 victory over sixth-seeded...Tags: Down Syndrome, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Behavioral Conditions, Colonial Athletic Association, Frostburg State Bobcats
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Meet Doug O'Neill, the man who could play the part of horse racing's fan-favorite or villain
They wake up, and then they sing. Team O'Neill — as Kentucky Derby winner Doug O'Neill and his group of assistants and grooms are called — rises early, like all horsemen. In Baltimore, where the crew is preparing I'll Have Another to run in...
Tags: Preakness Stakes, Lasix (drug), Rentals, Kentucky Derby, Equestrian
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Alvin T. Church, BGE surveyor
Alvin Turner "Al" Church, a retired Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. surveyor, died Monday of complications from skin cancer at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.
The longtime Cockeysville resident was 64.
The son of Glenn L. Martin Co. workers, Mr. Church...Tags: Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Roman Catholicism, General Electric Company, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Catonsville
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Young people still risking skin cancer for tans
Two new government studies show young people are still putting themselves at risk for skin cancer by getting sunburned and going to indoor tanning beds. One study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that half of those aged 18...
Tags: Sunburn, Ultraviolet Radiation Exposure, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Cancer, Medical Research
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What could have been had The Graw stayed open
It's Armed Forces Day dear readers. Saturday is also the running of the 137th Preakness, part of the Triple Crown. After the Kentucky Derby, now Maryland gets to shine. Lots of hoopla and black-eyed Susans will be the fare at the Pimlico Racetrack....Tags: Preakness Stakes, Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Equestrian, Kentucky Derby, Fine Artists
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Five ways to keep skin healthy all summer long
Summer is just around the corner, but its damaging rays and humidity have already arrived. We all know too much sun can damage skin and speed aging, while too much moisture can clog pores. With the right products, you can keep your skin safe from the...
Tags: Philosophy, Ocean Surfing, Dermatology, Sunburn, Medical Specialization
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Ravens Coach Cam Cameron speaks out against skin cancer
Baltimore Ravens Offensive Coordinator Cam Cameron was a young coach at the University of Michigan when his then head coach Bo Schembechler noticed a spot on his back. The spot turned out to be a malignant mole and Cameron was diagnosed with stage 2...
Tags: Government, Cam Cameron, Civil and Public Service, Mole (lesion), Cancer
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Round-the-world sail raises awareness of CRAB, need for donations
Don Backe and Karl Guerra share more than a love for sailing: After their lives were transformed by tragedy, both men used the sport and the organization they now run to regain their sense of purpose. Backe helped found Chesapeake Region Accessible...
Tags: Autism, Annapolis, Hospitals and Clinics, Boats, Physical Conditions
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Gas companies need to come clean about fracking health risks
While the Pennsylvania law cited in your article "Doctors question fracking law" (April 20) "compels natural gas firms to turn over information about chemicals they use ... to health care professionals who ask," there seems nothing in it that would stop...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Tobacco Products
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