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Supreme Court rejects MD woman’s attempt to press state, federal cases
The Supreme Court said a Maryland woman cannot press a lawsuit against the University of Maryland Medical System while her state court appeal of the same issue is still pending.
Ravens invest $1M in Baltimore gun violence prevention efforts
The Baltimore Ravens are making a $1 million investment in gun violence prevention, committing resources to six local and national organizations.
MoCo sickle cell patient makes MD history
A Silver Spring woman with sickle cell disease has become the first adult patient with the condition in Maryland to receive FDA-approved gene therapy.
$970.9K medical malpractice verdict might be largest in Talbot County history
A jury last week awarded a $970,900 verdict to a man who was permanently injured after an alleged mistake during a surgery went uncorrected.
Greenebaum Foundation donates $5.5M to advance cancer research
The Greenebaum Family Foundation has donated $5.5 million to the University of Maryland Greenebaum Comprehensive Cancer Center to advance scientific research and cancer care across Maryland.
PG County jury awards $19M verdict in med-mal case
A Prince George’s County jury last week awarded a nearly $19 million verdict to a woman whose left leg was amputated after alleged delays in the treatment of a dislocated knee.
GBC announces expanded collaboration for AI health initiative
The Greater Baltimore Committee announced a collaboration between Baltimore-area health and research institutions to support startups developing AI-driven health care solutions.
MD hospitals earn national AHA honors for heart and stroke care
Thirty-eight Maryland hospitals earned American Heart Association awards for outstanding heart disease and stroke treatment.
MD heart care advances with minimally invasive tech, clinical trials
Maryland heart care is advancing with minimally invasive treatments, remote monitoring devices and clinical trials improving patient outcomes.
MD health networks prioritizing athlete performance and health
Sports medicine and cardiology programs at Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland protect athletes with advanced screenings and research.
DOJ argues former med-mal attorney Stephen Snyder was competent to represent himself
Federal prosecutors argued Stephen Snyder fully understood the risks of representing himself at his attempted extortion trial.
Southern MD retail portfolio sold for $13.5M
Three retail buildings in La Plata’s Rosewick Corner development have sold for $13,575,174, real estate firm Marcus & Millichap announced.
