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Ravens and the insurance run-around
I heard on the radio this week about the surgery schedules for the Ravens' Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb, who were both injured this past weekend ("Lewis on IR; return a hope," Oct. 18). I understand that pro athletes deserve good health care, but how...Tags: Lardarius Webb, Insurance, Health Insurance, Ray Lewis
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Howard County health briefs
Look good, feel better The free program teaches beauty techniques to women with cancer to help them combat appearance-related side effects of treatment. Participants receive a bag of cosmetics donated by major manufacturers as well as instruction and...Tags: Health Organizations, Stroke, Prostate Cancer, Cancer, Arthritis
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Test confirms Lardarius Webb tore his ACL
The Baltimore SunThe moment Lardarius Webb hit the turf Sunday, the Ravens assumed they would be moving forward without him. Tests confirmed Monday that Webb, a rare bright spot on the Ravens’ fading defense, needed knee surgery and would miss the rest of the...Tags: Cary Williams, Jimmy Smith (football), Dallas Cowboys, John Harbaugh, Chykie Brown
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Dr. Gerhard Schmeisser, orthopedic surgeon, Hopkins professor
Dr. Gerhard Schmeisser, a retired orthopedic surgeon, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine faculty member and an innovator in artificial-limb technology, died of Alzheimer's disease complications Sept. 23 at Roland Park Place. He was 86 and had lived on...
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Growing co-ed sports leagues mean more injuries for young adults
Last November, 26-year-old Alexis Marianes was in the middle of an intramural soccer game at the Du Burns Arena in Canton when a player on the opposing team swept her feet out from under her. Marianes did a "halfway back-flip" and landed squarely on her...
Tags: Broken Arm, Under Armour Inc., Union Memorial Hospital, Bones and Joints, Broken Bones
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Alec John Cosgarea, swimmer
Alec John Cosgarea, a champion McDonogh School swimmer who also competed for the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, died Monday at Maryland Shock Trauma Center after being injured in an automobile accident.
The McDonogh senior and Owings Mills resident was...Tags: Christianity, Marketing, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Falls Church (Falls Church, Virginia), Hunt Valley
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Engaged: Jill Carr and Albert H. Dudley IV
Wedding Date: September 15, 2012 Her story: Jill Carr, 31, grew up in Oskaloosa, Iowa. Her family moved to Ellicott City in 1993. She is an independent financial planner and now lives in Ellicott City. Her father, William "Bill" D. Carr is a producer...
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Tommy John surgery: From cutting edge to commonplace
PASADENA, Calif. — His career is dwarfed by his incision. "It's the ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction while using the Palmaris longus tendon," he said. "That's why they call it Tommy John surgery." But it is actually the Frank Jobe surgery....Tags: Vin Scully, Baseball, Bill Veeck, World War II (1939-1945), Pittsburgh Pirates
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What might be wrong with Cardinals running back Beanie Wells' knee
Arizona RepublicWhat fans and media know about Beanie Wells' injured right knee fits in a medium-sized paragraph. Wells suffered the injury against the Steelers last Sunday and has swelling. The knee is "stable", according to coach Ken Whisenhunt, and Wells won't knee...Tags: Knee Arthroscopy, Beanie Wells, Allergies, Injuries and Wounds, Ken Whisenhunt
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Joanna Catalano is finalist for prestigious Syed R. Ali-Zaidi Award for Academic Excellence
Clarion University senior Joanna Catalano, of Joppa, was selected as a finalist for the 2012 Syed R. Ali-Zaidi Award for Academic Excellence, open to all students of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Catalano received a certificate of...Tags: Research, College Sports, Biology, Halloween, College Basketball
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The wrong fix for Medicare
Medicare is in desperate need of reform. Program costs are spiraling out of control and threatening to bankrupt the country. Here in Maryland, on average, each Medicare enrollee costs about $11,400 per year — that's a thousand dollars higher than...
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First 'Port Palooza' coming to town May 5
The first "Port Palooza" of the season (May through October) is right around the corner. Mark your calendars for the first Saturday in May, the 5th, and plan to stop by Port's Town Square that afternoon for live music, food, crafters and vendors. Several...Tags: Christianity, Weddings, Port Deposit, Roman Catholicism, Havre de Grace
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Orthopedic Surgery Photos
Place a lumbar roll behind the small of your back when...
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Do three sets of basic and side planks daily, holding e...
(May 29, 2013)
Left-Dr. Anthony Carter, orthopedic surgeon, Center- Ar...
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