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U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md, left, U.S. Rep. David Trone, D-6th-Md., center, and Seth Lederman, Tonic CEO, chat in a lab area of the Tonix Pharmaceuticals facility after a ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 18, 2021, in Frederick. Tonix Pharmaceuticals officially has a research and development center for infectious diseases — and it’s located in Frederick, right down the road from the city’s municipal airport. (Bill Green/The Frederick News-Post via AP)
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Infectious disease research center opens in Frederick, with eye on future pandemics

Tonix Pharmaceuticals officially has a research and development center for infectious diseases in Frederick.

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Hopkins to open specialty clinic for infectious diseases

Johns Hopkins Hospital will open a clinic specializing in infectious diseases and focusing on the east Baltimore community, officials announced. The $24 million John G. Bartlett Specialty Practice for Patients with Infectious Diseases will open for patients Monday. The hospital expects to see 170 patients every day. “The overall goal is to try to have a […]

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