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Education briefs
Annual college fair at AACC Representatives from more than 125 colleges and universities will be in attendance at "Reaching for Success," being held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. March 7 at AACC's David S. Jenkins Gymnasium, 101 College Parkway in Arnold. Free...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Colleges and Universities, Engineering, Anne Arundel Community College, Nursing
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Senior briefs
Gardening course An "Introduction to Square-Foot Gardening" will be offered from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays, Feb. 21, and 28, at the Pascal Senior Activity Center, 125 Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie. Students will learn the "10 Basics of Square-Foot...Tags: Gardening, Parkinson's Disease, Anne Arundel County, Trips and Vacations, Hobbies
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Huguely trial: Looking for answers, in faces and facts
Two years later, George Huguely is barely recognizable from either his mug shot or his lacrosse team photo. In the way that photos like that "read," based on what we all thought we knew, in the former he looked sullen, in the latter he looked smug....Tags: University of Virginia, Lacrosse, Social Sciences, Culture, Adderall (drug)
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Promotion of breast feeding goes too far
Once again the official promotion of breast feeding as the only choice is being touted by my friend Fran Phillips at the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene ("Maryland seeks to improve support for mothers to breast-feed," Feb. 11). No one...Tags: Annapolis, Breastfeeding, Human Body, Nursing
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Deerfield's Black History Fair invites inspirational speakers
Children at Deerfield Elementary School in Edgewood met several successful and inspirational members of Harford County's African American community Thursday as part of its annual Black History Fair.
The expo, in its fifth year, showcases different...Tags: Family, Robert Cook, Health and Medical Professionals, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Black History Month
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C-sections may cause breathing problems in preemies
Yale medical researchers have found that C-sections may be causing breathing problems in preemies who are small for their age.
The researcher reviewed eight years of birth certificates and found that babies delivered by a C-section before 34 weeks of...Tags: Gynecology, Drugs and Medicines, Yale School of Medicine, Cesarean Section, Medical Research
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Loss of children inspires Ellicott City mothers to advocate for suicide prevention
Before asking the question, Congressman John Sarbanes made sure to say "if you don't mind sharing."
Donna Curley and Sara Tagget didn't mind. It was why they were in Washington that day. It was why they were sitting in Sarbanes' office. It was why they...Tags: Mental Health, Health and Medical Professionals, Benjamin L. Cardin, Colleges and Universities, Facebook
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Magnolia Middle student excels in MathCounts competition
An eighth-grader at Magnolia Middle School qualified for the state MathCounts competition after a stellar performance during Saturday's chapter competition. Math whiz Ana Franzoni is the only student in Harford County who will compete March 17 on the...Tags: Schools, Middle Schools, Schools, Perry Hall, Nursing
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Man accused in killing at Perkins found competent for trial
A man accused of beating one of his roommates to death at the Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center last fall was found mentally competent Thursday to stand trial in Howard County Circuit Court. Vitali Davydov, 24, who is charged with first-degree murder in...Tags: Sex Crimes, Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Specialization, Trials, Judges
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Man found competent to stand trial in death at state mental hospital
A man accused of killing one of his roommates last year at the Clifton T. Perkins state psychiatric hospital in Jessup is competent to go to trial. Vitali Davydov, 24, is facing one count of first-degree murder. He is accused in the fatal beating of...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Specialization, Trials, Murder, Health and Medical Professionals
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Helen Cruse, nurse
Helen Cruse, a retired nurse, died of complications from Alzheimer's disease Jan. 31 at the Summit Park Nursing Home. The Gwynn Oak resident was 88.
Born Helen Mariano in Baltimore, she was raised on Stricker Street and attended Baltimore City public...Tags: Long Term Care, Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Specialization, Hospitals and Clinics, Health and Medical Professionals
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Maryland seeks to improve support for mothers to breast-feed
Breast-feeding didn't come easy at first for Sharalyn Webre, who struggled through five months with her first child.
But with more experience, patience and family support, feedings were less complicated with her next two children, including a baby girl...Tags: UNICEF, Health and Medical Professionals, Physiology, Human Body, Nursing
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