Believing too many Prince George’s County residents go outside of the county for health care, Doctors Community Hospital plans to create an obstetrics program, allowing more babies to be delivered in the county. Doctors and Anne Arundel Medical Center, which ...
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ANNAPOLIS — A high price tag could stand in the way of lawmakers’ plans to create a subsidy program to help small businesses purchase health insurance through Maryland’s Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP). Del. Shane E. Pendergrass, D-Howard and chair ...
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Baltimore cybersecurity firm ZeroFox announced the completion a $74 million funding round Thursday, and CEO James C. Foster said an initial public offering is likely in the company’s future. With the funding raised, ZeroFox hopes to continue its global expansion, ...
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Morgan State University President David J. Wilson addressed the Greater Baltimore Committee’s Newsmaker Speaker Series Wednesday morning. Wilson is in his tenth year as Morgan’s president and spoke to business leaders about what he has done and what he plans ...
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ANNAPOLIS — Legislation to allow law enforcement to take behavioral health patients to a crisis center instead of an emergency department would help patients get better care sooner and allow emergency departments to operate more efficiently, the bill’s supporters said ...
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Data security company Enveil raised $10 million in Series A funding as it looks to build out its products and hire more people this year. The Fulton firm’s round was led by C5 Capital with contributions from Mastercard, Capital One ...
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COLLEGE PARK — The University of Maryland, College Park’s future president let his personality shine at an introductory news conference Friday but offered few specifics on what he hopes to accomplish when he takes over this summer. Darryll J. Pines, ...
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A legislative audit questioned how Maryland’s Opioid Operational Command Center disbursed more than $1 million in grants for programs addressing the state’s opioid epidemic, including the potential purchase of a property formerly used as a golf course. The audit stemmed ...
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Darryll J. Pines, a veteran faculty member and dean of the University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School of Engineering, will be the university’s next president. Pines, who has been with the university for 25 years, will take over for ...
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Greater Baltimore Medical Center Thursday will open a new space in its hospital to treat victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and human trafficking. The new space, designed to make patients feel comfortable, will open at a time when the ...
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