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The University of Maryland, College Park is fixing several issues with network security, but they likely did not contribute to the school's recent data breach.
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Read More »Md. health exchange looks for more repeat customers
State officials say only about a quarter of those people who have to renew their health insurance plans have actually done so.
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Read More »State Center dealt another blow, but downtown hotel gets new life
This week was not kind to the State Center project, but it wasn’t all bad news in the Maryland real estate world as Red Lion Hotels Corp. breathed new life into the Inner Harbor's historic Keyser building.
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Read More »Enrollment nears 52K on Maryland health exchange
As of Thursday, 51,796 Marylanders had enrolled in health insurance via the state’s exchange since Nov. 15.
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Read More »Wen appointed Baltimore city health commissioner
Dr. Leana S. Wen has been appointed commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department, effective Jan. 15.
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Read More »Some state universities freeze spending, hiring
The majority of Maryland’s public universities are implementing spending freezes, including restrictions on hiring and facility upgrades.
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Read More »The Daily Record names new ad director
Rickie Roberts lives and breathes media. Broadcast, print, digital, social — if it’s media, Roberts says, she can sell it and manage it.
Read More »‘New medicine’ brings new space for GBMC physicians
In Family Care Associates' new space, physicians don't have private offices. Patients don't cool their heels in a waiting room.
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Read More »CCBC unveils major upgrades to Cybersecurity Institute
The cybersecurity program at the Community College of Baltimore County has been growing steadily over the past few years, and school officials said a recent $2.5 million grant all but ensures that growth will be sustained.
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Read More »Here’s why you should care about MedChi’s lobbying agenda
The Maryland State Medical Society has announced its advocacy priorities for the upcoming legislative session. Yawn, right? Wrong. If you plan to see a doctor or pharmacist, light up a cigarette or indulge at the tanning salon next year, MedChi’s lobbying affects you.
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