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Mental healthcare gaps persist in MD rural, urban areas
Maryland’s mental healthcare system looks different depending on where you live. And in some corners of the state, it barely exists at all.
Full psychiatric hospitals challenge MD
Maryland’s state psychiatric system is under mounting pressure as hospitals statewide continue operating at near full capacity.
2 MD doctors who beat Russian conspiracy case sue over news release
Two Maryland doctors accused of sharing private health information with the intention of benefiting Russia are suing the DOJ after their indictment was thrown out.
Hospitality group agrees to purchase Eastern Shore hospital site
Bluepoint Living, a hospitality company, has agreed to buy an Easton Hospital property as its Eastern Shore business footprint expands.
26K-plus Marylanders could see insurance hikes under UnitedHealthcare
UnitedHealthcare’s requests to increase premiums for tens of thousands of customers midyear are facing pushback in Maryland.
MD Governor’s Office for Children launches resource hub for parents
The Governor’s Office for Children has launched a website to connect expecting and new parents with helpful state resources.
Supreme Court rebuffs pharma challenge to Biden-era drug prices
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a pharmaceutical industry challenge to a plan to curb Medicare drug prices.
Ketamine clinic opens in Columbia
The Mood Center, a ketamine therapy practice based in Annapolis, has expanded after opening a new facility in Columbia.
Judge blocks DOJ bid for Rhode Island hospital transgender care records
A U.S. judge blocked the Justice Department from forcing a Rhode Island hospital to hand over records on gender-affirming care for transgender youth.
Trump says FDA Commissioner Marty Makary is out
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary resigned, President Donald Trump said, after weeks of clashing with top White House and health advisers.
MD Supreme Court’s big public nuisance decision will affect more than opioid cases
Maryland Supreme Court rulings on public nuisance claims will have repercussions for a broader range of lawsuits than just opioids cases.
MD gains 3.2K jobs in March, officials estimate
The Maryland Department of Labor said total nonfarm employment in the state increased by 3,200 jobs in March.
