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Report Reveals Neglect in Teen's Death While in State Custody
A state report finds a 16-year-old girl died by suicide while under the care of a worker on a lengthy shift, raising concerns over oversight.
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Mayors of Black Cities Express Concern Over Potential Crime Policy Shifts
Leaders in cities with declining crime rates worry that recent political moves could reverse their progress.
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Nigerian Author Attributes Toddler's Death to Care Negligence
A renowned Nigerian writer has accused healthcare providers of negligence following the tragic death of his young son.
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Negotiations Between Johns Hopkins Medicine and UnitedHealthcare Conclude Without Resolution
Discussions aimed at reaching an agreement between Johns Hopkins Medicine and UnitedHealthcare have ended without success.
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Negotiations Intensify Between Johns Hopkins and UnitedHealthcare as Deadline Approaches
Johns Hopkins and UnitedHealthcare are in talks to finalize a deal that will determine patient network access before the deadline.
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Maryland Enforces Safety Protocols on Johns Hopkins Following Oil Spill Incident
The Maryland Department of the Environment has mandated new safety measures for Johns Hopkins after an oil spill in Baltimore harbor.
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Enbar Cohen Takes Role as Vice President of Human Resources at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital has announced the appointment of Enbar Cohen as its new Vice President of Human Resources.
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Free Doula Program at Johns Hopkins Supports Baltimore Mothers During Birth
Johns Hopkins University offers a free doula program to assist Baltimore mothers in achieving a positive birthing experience.
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Johns Hopkins and UHC Dispute in Maryland Centers on Care Quality, Not Finances
Healthcare providers assert that the ongoing conflict between Johns Hopkins and UHC revolves around patient care rather than financial issues.
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Pharmacy Near Major Baltimore Hospital Set to Close
A pharmacy located in close proximity to a significant Baltimore hospital has announced its impending closure.
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Maryland Implements $1.2 Billion Reforms to Protect Foster Children After Teen's Tragic Death
In response to the death of a teenager, Maryland has approved significant reforms aimed at improving the foster care system and ending hospital warehousing of children.
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Innovative Fetal Therapy at Johns Hopkins NICU Saves Newborn's Life
A pioneering trial for renal anhydramnios fetal therapy at Johns Hopkins has successfully saved a newborn's life.
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Window Washers Dressed as Superheroes Bring Joy to Johns Hopkins Children's Center
Patients at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center received a special surprise from window washers dressed as superheroes.
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MTA Confirms All 36 Commuter Bus Routes Will Remain Operational
The Maryland Transit Administration has announced that all commuter bus routes will continue without changes.
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Concerns Rise Over MTA's Future and Potential Issues
As the Maryland Transit Administration faces scrutiny, questions emerge about its impact on local transit reliability.
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Transit
BMORE BUS Initiative Set to Enhance Public Transit in Baltimore Area
The BMORE BUS initiative aims to revamp bus services, providing improved transit options across the Baltimore region.
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Transit
Baltimore Transit Riders Become More Diverse and Lower-Income, MTA Study Reveals
A recent MTA study highlights a shift in Baltimore's public transit demographics, showing increased diversity and lower income levels among riders.
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Transit
New Retail Store Opens in Baltimore Area
A new retail store has officially opened its doors in the Baltimore area, marking a fresh addition to local shopping options.
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Patients at Hopkins Learn Their Insurance is No Longer Accepted
Many patients of Johns Hopkins woke up to find their health insurance plans are no longer accepted at the hospital.
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Concerns Raised Over Patient Care by UnitedHealthcare and Johns Hopkins
A recent letter criticizes UnitedHealthcare and Johns Hopkins for their handling of patient care, urging accountability.
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