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Dr. Robert Hertzog became a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Medical Corps.
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Two congressmen who raised concerns after a false alarm about an active shooter caused an 80-minute lockdown at the Walter Reed National Medical Center campus in Bethesda last month say they are now satisfied the U.S. Navy is “taking proactive steps” to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
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Dr. Darrell A. Jaques, a retired Baltimore head and neck surgeon who earlier had been a combat surgeon during the Vietnam War, died June 4 from complications of coronary artery disease at Brookdale Olney Assisted Senior Living in Olney. He was 88.
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Dr. John Price, a surgeon affiliated with GBMC and Johns Hopkins, was known for treating rare cancers and was popular with his patients.
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Amtrak joins airports, hospitals, stadiums and other businesses around the country that have improved accommodations for women who say they want to do what is best for the health of their babies, but get discouraged by the lack of support for breastfeeding.
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John W. Rietz, a retired architect who was known for designing medical facilities and his work with the Leukemia Lymphoma Society, died April 17 from complications of pulmonary fibrosis at his Hunt Valley home. He was 73.
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Montgomery County is Maryland's only hope of landing the coveted second headquarters of Amazon.com
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Donald, you keep saying that you’re “very smart.” But even smart people have to listen to their parents, now and again; in your case, that’s the American people. We might not know everything. But we do know what’s good for you.
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Former Terrapin Club president Colin Potts had his foot and part of his left leg amputated a year ago, but recently received a running foot to help his resume some of his old activities.
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The state has begun to provide reimbursement to cover Sesame, a technology that allows disabled people to use voice commands and head movements to control their smartphone or computer tablet.
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Active-duty Army trauma surgeon Kyle Remick, of Walter Reed hospital, teaches River Hill High School ninth-graders about on-site trauma care in collaboration with the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services.
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Veteran Landon Becker said the most meaningful part of his service came from helping veterans at Walter Reed Hospital. Today, he serves as the head of the Mount Airy VFW
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Given the recent massacre in Las Vegas, the horrific damage caused by the hurricanes in Puerto Rico, Texas, Florida and elsewhere, and new international tensions, developing resilience is important.
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The ACLU of Maryland filed a lawsuit Monday against the Trump administration over the transgender military service ban.
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Wow. Two more days of the school year left. Seems like just yesterday we were up earlier than normal (Spring Garden Elementary opens at 7:15 a.m.) and waiting
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This Memorial Day arrives at a time when many American have tuned out the war in Afghanistan. Combat operations were declared over in 2014, and yet service members continue to die, including five in 2016 and 2017 who have ties to Maryland. Their relatives and a military history speak about what to many is a forgotten war.
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As doctors face pressure to prescribe fewer opioids and other narcotics that can lead to addiction in some patients they are pushing for alternative ways to treat pain.
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In place of the usual end-of-year outdoor review, this column is a Christmas cheer to some of the many folks I've encountered in the last 18 months who are
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Tribute To The Troops was arguably the best TV version of the annual show to date.
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A midshipman at the Naval Academy died Sunday of leukemia, the Naval Academy said Monday.
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America's veterans and service members deserve nothing less than the best care, and there's only one candidate in Maryland's Senate race who has stood up fo
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Orioles reliever Darren O'Day on the team's visit to Walter Reed Medical Center and his shoulder rehab.
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University of Maryland researchers to test new Zika vaccine
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Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine will begin testing a Zika vaccine in humans before the end of the year as part of an aggressive effort to curtail the virus blamed for a devastating birth defect
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Former Army Sgt. Ryan Major is among many people with major limb injuries who found that sports made them feel like their old, more able-bodied selves again. Their increased athleticism is occurring at a time of growing recognition in the field of physical rehabilitation about the value of sports for recovery.
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In March, Itsara Ounnarath launched White Tiger Distillery, a nascent operation on the Eastern Shore's Kent Island that the owner hopes will eventually spread his family's distinct, Laotian take on rice whiskey and other products around the world.
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As the Pentagon calls for a new round of military base realignment, officials in Maryland are working to build on the state's gains in previous rounds. On Wednesday, the state Commerce Department announced a committee to fight for Maryland's interests.
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It's a woodsy retreat on the Eastern Shore, a 290-acre haven teeming with ducks, deer and the fish that flit along its 2.3 miles of serpentine shoreline. Long in private hands, the grounds are now to be developed as a non-profit sanctuary for wounded war veterans. Its name? Patriot Point.The land, near Cambridge, was purchased this week for $2.3 million by the D.C. Bowl Committee, which runs the Military Bowl football game played each year in Annapolis.
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Mount de Sales Academy in Catonsville held its first-ever "Cupcake Wars" on April 14, benefiting the Fisher House Foundation, a nonprofit based in Rockville that provides guesthouses to the families of wounded soldiers.
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Former Baltimore Sun correspondent Dan Fesperman told an audience at his hold newspaper how he was roaming around Bosnia and came across groups of refugees being used as pawns to hold territory. And the Huffington Post's David Wood described sweet talking his way into the old Walter Reed hospital and discovering a wounded Marine who ended up becoming a key figure in a 2012 Pulitzer Prize-winning series.
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Dr. Gordon Stuart Livingston, 77, a psychiatrist and author whose books focused on the human condition and issues of death, forgiveness and bereavement, died of heart failure March 16..
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The VFW Auxiliary will hold a fashion show and tea featuring spring attire from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 5.
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Labor Dept. regional administrator Irvin Pope dies at 78.
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Looking back at new developments in health, science, and technology this year, one thing is clear — 2015 was a banner year for medical milestones, scientific breakthroughs and technological advances at local universities and biotech companies.
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Arthur S. Seidman, a retired Baltimore businessman who was a civic booster, actor and musician, died Nov. 20 of undetermined causes at Sinai Hospital. The former Randallstown resident was 88.
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A night in Iraq forged a friendship that will continue when two Army veterans attend their second straight Army-Navy game together Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Dr. Richard Tidball Johnson, 84, a Johns Hopkins scientist and physician who was a pioneer in global central nervous system infection research, died of pneumonia Nov. 22 at the Hopkins Hospital.
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Describing him as "an American we can all be grateful for," President Barack Obama awarded retired Army Capt. Florent Groberg the Medal of Honor on Thursday for his actions in Afghanistan three years ago.
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When a friend mentioned she was collecting candy for holiday stockings for wounded veterans at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Columbia resident Kate Bowman came up with her own way to help: Care packages for the vets' service dogs. "People really have forgotten that anyone's still sacrificing their lives," Bowman said. "The service dogs get a little forgotten, too."
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When Florent Groberg spotted the suicide bomber coming toward the senior leaders he was protecting in Afghanistan, he says, he didn't think. He just reacted.
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President Barack Obama will award the Medal of Honor to Florent A. Groberg, a former Army captain who went to high school in Bethesda and graduated from the University of Maryland, the White House said Wednesday.
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"American Sniper" widow Taya Kyle spoke at a sold-out, $100-a-ticket outdoor fundraiser at DeJon Vineyards for the Troops First Foundation, which provides assistance to veterans wounded in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama will travel to Fort Meade on Friday to commemorate the 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the White House said Wednesday.
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New Medicare requirements that prosthetic limbs provide 'natural gait' are too restrictive
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Louis R. "Lou" Cedrone Jr., the former Evening Sun film, theater and television critic whose reviews spanned the era from Jayne Mansfield to Madonna, died of a massive stroke. The longtime Lutherville resident was 92.
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Thirty-five-year-old Lamelle Marquez Malone of Las Vegas, Nevada, pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in Maryland.
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Rebecca J. Jane" Frank, a registered nurse who during World War served aboard hospital trains, died of complication of a stroke at the Charlestown retirement community in Catonsville.
