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Understanding sports hernias
That chronic groin pain sometimes felt by athletes may be called a sports hernia, but it's not really a hernia at all, according to Dr. Katherine G. Lamond, assistant professor of surgery at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and a surgeon at...Tags: Physical Therapy, University of Maryland Medical Center, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Physical Therapists, Groin
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Orioles notes: L.J. Hoes has dedicated his standout season to his late grandfather
The Baltimore SunOutfielder L.J. Hoes is expected to be announced Tuesday as this year's winner of the Brooks Robinson Award for the best season by an Orioles minor league hitter. He won't be winning it alone, though, not in his mind anyway. "I really played this...Tags: Roberto Clemente Jr., Milwaukee Brewers, Troy Patton, Diseases and Illnesses, Jason Hammel
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Terrence Cody on hip injury: 'I feel 100 percent'
The Baltimore SunMassive Ravens nose guard Terrence Cody has been dealing with a nagging hip injury throughout the preseason. It was regarded as serious enough that Cody underwent a magnetic resonance imaging exam, which revealed that the problem was something that the...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Terrence Cody, National Football League, Football
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Ravens do not provide an update on Upshaw injury
Rookie outside linebacker Courtney Upshaw headlined a group of players who suffered injuries in Thursday night’s preseason finale against the St. Louis Rams, but how they are faring the day after is unclear. Coach John Harbaugh declined to...
Tags: NFL Draft, Baltimore Ravens, St. Louis Rams, Justin Boren, Christian Thompson
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Rookie Courtney Upshaw reinjures his shoulder in loss
Courtney Upshaw was hoping to salvage a disappointing preseason with a good performance against the St. Louis Rams. Instead, the rookie linebacker left the Edward Jones Dome on Thursday night with more questions about his health and more doubts about...
Tags: Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis Rams, Injuries and Wounds, Albert McClellan, Justin Boren
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A global helium shortage leaves businesses deflated
The second most-abundant element in the universe is in short supply.
Lighter than air and nonrenewable, helium is however quite rare on Earth, derived mostly from natural gas deposits. And recently it's grown scarcer.
In the Baltimore area, some...Tags: Energy Resources, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Sales, Lexington Market, Business
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Ravens fear that Dennis Pitta may have broken hand
The Baltimore SunRavens tight end Dennis Pitta could miss the rest of training camp and is now a question mark for the Sept. 10 season opener after he suffered what appears to be a broken hand in Monday's practice. Pitta walked off the field with a trainer less than an...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Todd Heap, Ramon Harewood, Terrence Cody, Bryant McKinnie
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MRI shows no structural damage for Ravens' Ed Dickson
The Baltimore SunRavens tight end Ed Dickson only suffered a sprained right shoulder against the Atlanta Falcons and didn't incur any structural damage Thursday night as a magnetic resonance imaging exam confirmed the initial diagnosis, according to a source. With rest...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Ryan McBean, Davon Drew, St. Louis Rams, Dennis Pitta
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Lesson learned from friends' deaths may have helped save life of Orioles' Ohlman
The two brightly colored rubber bands that Orioles catcher Michael Ohlman wears around his right wrist — one orange and the other green — serve as a constant reminder.
They remind him of two high school friends, Brett Wagner and Josh Rogers,...Tags: Minor League Baseball, Gold Glove Awards, Ronny Paulino, Matt Wieters, Spring Training
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Spinal stenosis a painful arthritic condition
Jim Calhoun should be on the sidelines of a basketball court, coaching the University of Connecticut men's team. Instead, he's been on medical leave for a painful arthritic condition.
Calhoun's pain is caused by spinal stenosis, a medical condition that...Tags: Johns Hopkins University, College Sports, Physical Therapy, Physical Therapists, Ibuprofen (drug)
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Elkridge: Rocker Bo Oliver has personal connection to 'Murdock Madness' fundraising concert
You may or may not know who Tim Murdock is; however, a large and ever-expanding population of Elkridge and the surrounding communities does, as well as almost everyone in the Howard County Public School System. Tim is a 25-year-old eighth-grade history...Tags: Howard County, Concerts, Cancer, Chemotherapy, Music
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LifeBridge to open new children's hospital at Sinai
The new Herman & Walter Samuelson Children's Hospital at Sinai will boast some of the latest medical technology, but just as important is its expanded playroom.
When the building opens to patients next month, it will feature a playroom 50 percent...Tags: University of Maryland Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Family, Cancer, Immune System
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