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The tour operator Virgin Holidays is pledging $300,000 to help move seven dolphins from the National Aquarium in Baltimore to a seaside sanctuary.

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Hospital emergency rooms in Maryland are being overwhelmed with people needing treatment for mental health or substance-abuse problems.

A University of Maryland, College Park task force has recommended a set of changes that would create a comprehensive diversity policy at a school that has been forced to respond to racial incidents on campus. Key recommendations would have the university ...

Bethesda-based Cannabics Pharmaceuticals Inc.,  a company involved in cannabinoid diagnostics for the personalized treatment of cancer, announced Wednesday the receipt of a Notice of Allowance from The Patent Office of the State of Israel, which intends to grant Cannabics the patent for its ...

University of Maryland, College Park professors David C. Driskell and Elaine S. Oran, Ph.D have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honorary societies. Driskell, a distinguished university professor ...

Southwest Airlines Co. is stepping up engine inspections as the discount carrier known for its quirky cheerfulness and strong safety record grapples with its first accident to result in a passenger’s death. Ultrasonic examinations of the fan blades on its ...

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Baltimore's health commissioner is joining the call urging people to stay away from fake marijuana as cases of severe bleeding by users tick upward.

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A delegation of Maryland cybersecurity companies is in California for a conference on information security.

The LifeBridge Health Magic of Life Gala raised $3.76 million March 24 at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall to supporting the organization’s programs, projects, technology and services. A guest list of more than 1,850 people attended the biennial event which featured a ...

A Baltimore medical device startup Tuesday became the latest company to join the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) mdPACE program. The mdPACE program helps medical device startups navigate the federal regulatory approval process, with a particular focus on the Food ...

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