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Mark Midei fights for medical license, exoneration
It took 25 years for Dr. Mark Midei to build his reputation and less than two for it to come crashing down.
In the spring of 2009, he was a superstar cardiologist with a seven-figure salary and a staff that adored him. By late April 2011, he was...Tags: Medicare, Lawyers, Medical Research, Radiology, York (York, Pennsylvania)
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James H. Berger, purchasing agent
James Hopkins Berger, a retired purchasing agent who in his youth earned a Carnegie Hero Award for saving the lives of two family members during a 1958 Roland Park house fire, died Dec. 15 of prostate cancer at St. Joseph Medical Center.
The Mays...Tags: Hunt Valley, Sociology, Roman Catholicism, Loyola University Maryland, Heroism
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William J. Nauman Jr., quality manager
William John Nauman Jr., a retired Verizon quality manager, died Nov. 17 of a brain tumor at St. Joseph Medical Center. He was 78.
The son of a Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. lineman and a homemaker, he was born in Baltimore and raised on Beaumont...Tags: Vincent de Paul, Roman Catholicism, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Govans, Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Dr. Michael L. DeVincentis
Dr. Michael L. DeVincentis, a retired Baltimore surgeon who was a pioneer in emergency medicine and a co-founder of Osler Drive Emergency Physicians Associates, died Nov. 11 of congestive heart failure at his Homeland residence.
Dr. DeVincentis, who went...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Mercy Medical Center (Baltimore, Maryland), St. Paul Street, Internists, World War II (1939-1945)
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Union Memorial Hospital, cardiac lab chief sued over stent
Union Memorial Hospital and the chief of its cardiac catheterization lab have been sued by a woman who claims that she unnecessarily had stents placed in her arteries, and that her recurring chest pains were later diagnosed as stemming from a stomach...Tags: Trials, Litigation, Cardiac Catheterization, Health and Medical Professionals, Mark G. Midei
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Thousands of X-rays stolen from St. Joseph hospital
Baltimore County police are looking for someone who stole thousands of X-rays from St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson in what they believe was a scheme to extract the silver from the images. The hospital said Friday that someone posed as a worker for...Tags: Movies, Radiology, Personal Data Collection, Medical Specialization, Hospitals and Clinics
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Dr. Edward Barczak, obstetrician-gynecologist, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. Edward Michael Barczak, a retired Baltimore obstetrician-gynecologist who delivered thousands of babies during his 40-year career, died Tuesday of cancer at his Timonium home. He was 85. The son of a Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. worker and a...Tags: Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Health and Medical Professionals, Clubs and Associations, Armed Forces
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Flu vaccinations pushed for Maryland hospitals
Maryland hospitals have become more aggressive in recent years about vaccinating workers for the flu, but public health officials are pushing for even stricter programs to halt the spread of a virus that kills thousands each year.
As manufacturers have...Tags: Preventative Medicine, Chemical Industry, Vaccines, Flu Vaccine, Flu
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St. Joseph Medical Center's CEO resigns
The executive brought in to lead St. Joseph Medical Center as a crisis manager after a doctor was accused of placing unnecessary stents in hundreds of patients resigned Friday without explanation. Jeffrey K. Norman became chief executive officer during a...Tags: Management Change, Health and Medical Professionals, Corporate Officers, Medical Services, Mark G. Midei
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St. Joseph Medical Center replaces chief executive
St. Joseph Medical Center tapped a veteran health care manager Friday to replace its president and chief executive, who resigned two weeks ago without explanation.
Charles W. Neumann comes to St. Joseph via FTI Consultants, a firm that specializes in...Tags: Management Change, Heart Attack, Health and Medical Professionals, Corporate Officers, Clubs and Associations
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Gary Nixon rode his way into Motorcycle Hall of Fame
Gary Nixon, an Andarko, Okla., native, was on his way to becoming a respectable baseball player when he was conked in the head by a teammate's swinging bat and decided he'd better find a safer sport. He turned to drag racing and was a champion by age 15....Tags: Heart Attack, Injuries and Wounds, Vehicles, Physical Conditions, Motorcycling
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