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No rest for local college coaches this summer
Summer vacation has a special place in Pat Kennedy's heart. For the past 30 years, including this summer, the Towson men's basketball coach and his wife, Jean, have worked closely with the Special Olympics. The Kennedys met in New York while Pat was...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Trips and Vacations, Multi-Sport Events, Golf, Anthony Adams
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Cheerios are baby crack and other childish horrors
Dining@LargeThat Owl Meat. He gets me every time. I am a parent, and I started off well, breast feeding and then making my own baby food. But one day I found Gailor and myself on the front steps eating Fritos......Tags: Oysters, Getty Images Inc., Medical Specialization, Sushi and Sashimi, Foods and Beverages
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'Top Chef D.C.' recap: Double elimination
Reality CheckOn tonight's Top Chef D.C., two chefs will be coming home. At the beginning of the episode, the chefs are doing their morning after quarterbacking, and local contestant Timothy Dean sound bites that he was in the bottom again, so,......Tags: Salads, Bacon, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Maryland
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Flu hits hospital visitor policies
Baltimore Sun reportersAs Maryland's hospitals brace for the worst that the swine flu pandemic could offer, they are making big changes in the way they handle visitors - restricting children, limiting certain adult visitors and issuing face masks at entrances - in an effort...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Viral Diseases and Infections, Maryland, Cesarean Section, Family
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Three decades after adoption, DNA test reveals painful truth
Baltimore Sun reporterFor Cockeysville businessman Ron Ryba, the long walk from the parking lot to the stadium in Philadelphia was a 29-year trail of memories. He had come to meet the son he and his high school sweetheart had never dared to look at when they gave him up for...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, U.S. Department of Defense, DNA, Adoption, Family
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Md. researchers joining major study on causes of autism
Researchers at Johns Hopkins and the Kennedy Krieger Institute are joining in what is being called one of the largest studies to examine early causes of autism. Medical experts have been trying for years to unravel why children develop autism. Is it...Tags: Science, University of California, Los Angeles, Genetics, Drugs and Medicines, Family
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Mother: 'I didn't kill this child'
Baltimore Sun reporterShe joked that before he died, her nearly 3-year-old son weighed less than her infant daughter. She offered no explanation for the blood that police found on the bedroom walls and ceiling or on the bassinet in which the boy often slept -- other than the...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Society, Gaming, Death, Family
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Disregarding the symptoms
Sun reporterFirst of three parts Maryland's vow to safeguard patients has been undercut by breakdowns in the state system established to oversee doctors. Regulators who once checked every malpractice claim now ignore most of them, disregarding a possible warning...Tags: Healthcare Provider, History, Medical Procedures and Tests, Hospitals and Clinics, Maryland
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Disastrous try at being a mother
Sun reporterAs a 25-year-old mother with a crack cocaine habit and untreated bipolar disorder, Vernice Harris had felt overwhelmed enough in April 2002 to take her two little daughters to a Baltimore social services office to give them up. Yet 2 1/2 years later...Tags: Addiction, Behavioral Conditions, Hospitals and Clinics, Society, Prisons
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All in the family
Sun reporterMaureen Shanklin is fine with you comparing her home to a beehive if, by beehive, you mean a marvel of sound (and loving) organization. As evidence, she could provide this snapshot of her kitchen one fall afternoon: Six-year-old Alexis prattling about...Tags: Broken Bones, Uterus, Weddings, Hospitals and Clinics, Learning Disability
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Autism activists unmoved
Sun reporterFor years, the scientific evidence has been accumulating. The latest, published this week, once again showed that thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative long used in childhood vaccines, does not cause the neurological disorders associated with the U.S....Tags: Northeastern University, Hospitals and Clinics, Johns Hopkins University, Heads of State, Pharmaceuticals
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Ripken's day arrives
Sun ReporterCal Ripken Jr., baseball's "Iron Man" and heretofore the embodiment of boundless energy, is tired. Dead tired. He's running on adrenaline. And he's anxious. Now that the six-plus months of hype building up to today's 1:30 p.m. Hall of Fame induction is...Tags: Golf, Baseball, Cal Ripken, Jr., National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Death
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